New Hakone Village: A Low-Rise Resort Condominium in a Picturesque Setting
Nestled within a spacious, beautifully wooded site, New Hakone Village is a low-rise, small-unit condominium complex designed to offer a detached house-like feel. The scenery viewed from the interiors is like a landscape painting, providing year-round tranquility through the changing seasons. The property features a communal hot spring bathhouse, sauna, and free tennis courts, making it ideal for resort living. Pets are welcome, adding to its appeal as a comfortable retreat.
The property's facilities are comprehensive. Utilities include electricity from Tokyo Electric Power, propane gas, drinking water from a private water supply, and drainage connected to a centralized sewage treatment system. A critical note regarding construction dates: each building was completed in different phases. Buildings 1, 2, and 3 were completed in June 1984; Buildings 4 and 5 in June 1985; Building 6 in July 1985; Buildings 7 and 8 in June 1986; Buildings 9 and 10 in July 1987; Building 11 in November 1988; Building 12 in March 1990; and Buildings 15, 16, and 17 in May 1992.
