The Marks Court Fukuyama: A New Brand of Urban Living
The Marks Court Fukuyama represents the inaugural project of a new condominium brand, born from the collaboration of three companies with extensive experience in Hiroshima: Anabuki Komuten, JR West Properties, and Hiroshima Dentetsu. This 154-unit residence aims to create a new realm of living befitting its location in Fukuyama City.
The development is situated within the area of the "Fukuyama Station Front Regeneration Vision," a public-private dream project aimed at integrating work, living, and vibrancy around Fukuyama Station. This forward-looking urban renewal initiative promises to enhance the appeal and enjoyment of life in the city. The building's design concept uses a "gradation" theme to express the rich, changing, and memory-inheriting expressions symbolic of Fukuyama, aiming for a structure that suits a land where old and new stories intersect.
Inside the residences, thoughtful features enhance daily comfort. These include a pull-out spout and water-saving multi-mix faucet at the vanity, an insulated bathtub that retains heat to reduce reheating, energy-efficient LED lighting throughout, an entrance human sensor light to prevent forgetfulness, and Low-E double-glazed windows for superior insulation and condensation prevention. Approximately 2-meter deep balconies are designed to bring light and open air into the living space, creating a sense of openness and enhancing livability.
Critical agent notes provide essential details about the property's facilities. The parking lot offers a total of 154 spaces: 8 indoor flat spaces, 2 indoor flat tandem spaces, 28 outdoor flat spaces (including 1 for light vehicles), and 116 outdoor mechanical spaces. Monthly parking fees range from 1,500 yen to 29,000 yen. An additional monthly fee of 2,500 yen applies for using the charging equipment in EV spaces. Balcony sizes range from 11.30 sqm to 29.54 sqm. The building confirmation number is No. ERI-24027157 (October 15, 2024), and the project is affiliated with the (Public Interest Incorporated Association) Capital Region Real Estate Fair Transaction Council.
