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Japan, Tokyos 23 Special Wards, Mita, 三田ガーデンヒルズ ノースヒル
Bedroom
2
Interior Area
717.2 sqft
Year of Completion
2024
Featuring
The property is located on the former site of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, which has the largest plot within Minato-ku, and consists of a total of 1,002 units.
The property was built in March 2025. It has a 2LDK layout and a dedicated area of approximately 66 square meters. The south-facing units offer a view of the inner courtyard within the plot. All living rooms are equipped with storage. Wall greening and rooftop greening have been implemented, and it is planned to obtain ZEH (Zero Energy Home) certification. The property provides concierge services in partnership with the Imperial Hotel, as well as various shared facilities and soft services (some are chargeable). In addition, a landscape of approximately 7,000 square meters is planned, providing an environment surrounded by greenery centered around the inner courtyard exclusive to residents. The parking lot, bicycle parking area, motorcycle parking area, and some shared facilities are chargeable.
Property Information
Property Detail
Property Type
Resale
Property Type
Flat / Apartment
Sale Method
Unit Sale / Subdivided Sale
Interior Area
717.2 sqft
Balcony Area
54.25 sqft
Bedroom
2
Floor
6
Ownership Information
Ownership Type
Freehold
Property Usage
Residential
Interior Condition
Furnishing
Renovated
Price Information
Total Price
$2.238M
Unit Price
$3120.33/sqft
Project Information
Project Name
三田ガーデンヒルズ ノースヒル
Developer
東急建設大成建設(株)
Total Units
1002
Property Location & Surroundings
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高宁泽
English
中文
+81368682045
Contact
Online Consultation
张超
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日本語
中文
+81368682044
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Online Consultation
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