Leven Morioka Konyamachi: A Riverside Residence in Historic Morioka
Leven Morioka Konyamachi is a new 14-story riverfront condominium rising on the banks of the Nakatsugawa River in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture. This development of 52 units offers a unique blend of modern living and historical charm, situated in the Konyamachi district known for its preserved castle town atmosphere. The property features a range of floor plans from 2LDK to 3LDK, with unit sizes spanning 58.00㎡ to 82.49㎡.
Critical agent notes have been translated and incorporated. The Special Notes/Remarks state: "※Sales price and other numerical values will be announced at the time of this advertisement." Further remarks detail: "Balcony area: 11.48㎡~12.80㎡. Building confirmation numbers: No. ERI-23043802 (dated January 30, 2024), No. ERI-24014883 (dated June 6, 2024)
The development prioritizes resident convenience and security. The site includes a surplus of surface parking—53 spaces for 52 units, including one guest space—with remarkably low monthly fees starting from 500 yen. For ease during snowy winters, road heating is installed throughout most of the grounds. The property is also equipped with security cameras in common areas and parking, a 24-hour remote monitoring SECOM security system, and an intercom with video recording. Unit amenities are comprehensive, featuring built-in dishwashers, glass-top gas stoves, walk-in closets, low-floor unit baths, and gas hot water floor heating in living/dining areas. A unique "Takara no Mizu" whole-house water purification system and advanced bath systems with ultra-fine bubbles are also included.
The surrounding Konyamachi area is steeped in history, once known as a town of dyers (konya) during the Morioka domain era. Landmarks like the hexagonal watchtower of the Konyamachi Banya and the Meiji-period Iwate Bank Red Brick Hall, a designated Important Landscape Structure, are within walking distance. The area is also seeing modern development with the monaka commercial complex and the new Morioka Bus Center. An interesting local fact is that the Nakatsugawa River, on whose banks the residence sits, is selected among Japan's "100 Best Waters of the Heisei Era" and "100 Best Urban Landscapes." The closest major tourist attraction is the historic Morioka Castle Ruins Park, a site chosen for both "Japan's Top 100 Castles" and "Japan's Top 100 Historical Parks," located just a 7-minute walk away, offering a picturesque blend of castle ruins and the flowing river.