WORLD TOWER RESIDENCE in Hamamatsucho, Tokyo
This property is a high-rise condominium unit located within the WORLD TOWER RESIDENCE, a 46-story tower directly connected to Hamamatsucho Station via a deck. The unit is on the 29th floor, offering a south-facing corner orientation for excellent sunlight and views. It is a brand-new, never-occupied property completed in November 2024.
The layout is a 2LDK plus two walk-in closets and a trunk room, with a total floor area of 70.74 square meters. The living dining kitchen (LDK) is approximately 17.8 tatami mats in size and features underfloor heating. Each of the two Western-style rooms is equipped with its own walk-in closet. The kitchen is an island-style design to facilitate communication, and the unit has a crank-in entrance for enhanced privacy. The property includes built-in air conditioning in the LD, master bedroom, and Western-style room. The kitchen features a man-made marble countertop, a dishwasher, a disposer, and a water purifier integrated into the faucet. The bathroom includes a bath dryer with a mist sauna, and the toilet is a stylish tankless model.
Key facilities and equipment translated from the agent notes include underfloor heating, city gas, a 24-hour ventilation system, and high-speed internet compatibility. The building itself is a large-scale, seismically damped structure with 389 total units. It is pet-friendly with regulations and includes pet washing facilities. Extensive shared amenities include a party room, guest rooms, an inner terrace, a fitness room, a golf lounge, a bar lounge, a concierge counter, communication lounges, a dining room, a cafe lounge, and co-working spaces. Security features are comprehensive, including auto-lock, TV monitor intercom, dimple keys, 24-hour security, and surveillance cameras.
The location is exceptionally convenient for transport, being just a 2-minute walk from the JR Yamanote Line and Keihin-Tohoku/Negishi Line's Hamamatsucho Station, a 3-minute walk from the Tokyo Monorail, and a 4-minute walk from the Toei Asakusa and Oedo Lines' Daimon Station.
