City Terrace Shiki: A New Large-Scale Residential Community in Asaka, Saitama
City Terrace Shiki is a new, large-scale condominium development currently under construction in the Asashigaoka district of Asaka City, Saitama Prefecture. This expansive residential community will comprise 456 units across an 8-story reinforced concrete structure, set on a site exceeding 15,000 square meters. The development is designed with a sophisticated monochrome exterior, featuring glass handrails that add a refined touch, and a symbolic facade that creates a distinguished presence.
The property offers a range of layouts from 1LDK+S (service room/storage) to 4LDK, with unit sizes ranging from 55.24 square meters to 80.85 square meters. A key feature is the generous balcony space, which ranges from 11.02 square meters to 16.86 square meters. The building includes a two-story atrium entrance hall with glass walls and a sofa set, creating a welcoming and spacious first impression. For added convenience and lifestyle support, a dedicated study room is provided as a shared facility, offering a quiet space for work or study separate from the home.
Significant emphasis has been placed on security and safety. The development employs a double auto-lock system at two key access points and is equipped with S-GUARD, a 24-hour online security system connected to Central Security Patrols Co., Ltd. (CSP). Other notable features include earthquake-resistant door frames, furniture anchoring reinforcements, a concrete cover thickness designed for durability, and a direct foundation. For disaster preparedness, the building has a fire-fighting water tank, indoor fire hydrants, emergency manhole toilets, and a water supply system in shared areas that can function during power outages. The building has also been certified as a Low-Carbon Building, exceeding energy-saving standards. According to the agent's special notes, the building confirmation number is ERI-24036162 (dated January 16, 2025), and the development is affiliated with the (Public Interest Incorporated Association) Metropolitan Real Estate Fair Trade Council and the (General Incorporated Association) Real Estate Association.
The location offers excellent access, being just an 8-minute walk from Shiki Station on the Tobu Tojo Line, providing a direct 25-minute commute to Ikebukuro Station. It is also within a 12-minute walk from both Asakadai Station and Kita-Asaka Station. The area of Asaka is known for its peaceful residential atmosphere while maintaining strong connectivity to central Tokyo. An interesting local fact is that Asaka City was historically a key post-station town on the Nikkō Kaidō, a major road connecting Edo (Tokyo) with Nikkō. The closest major landmark is the historic Kawagoe area, often called "Little Edo," which is easily accessible via the Tobu Tojo Line and is famous for its well-preserved kura (clay-walled) warehouse buildings and a charming old-town atmosphere.
