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Tokyos 23 Special Wards, Higashi-Ikebukuro, 東京都 豊島区 東池袋 ４丁目 アウルタワー
Bedroom
3
Interior Area
922.58 sqft
Year of Completion
2011
Property Type
Flat / Apartment
Featuring
The property is located on the 51st floor, offering a view of the Tokyo Tower, Skytree, and the distant Tokyo Bay.
This property is a 52-story tower condominium built in January 2011. The 51st floor faces southeast, with good sunlight and a great view. From the balcony, you can enjoy the scenery of the Tokyo Tower, Skytree, and Tokyo Bay. The living and dining area is 14.5 tatami mats, and the Western-style room is 8.2 tatami mats. A ceiling cassette-type air conditioner is already installed and will be newly replaced in March 2026. The kitchen is standardly equipped with a disposer, a dishwasher, and a water purifier. The building has a seismic control structure that can efficiently absorb earthquake energy, and pet-keeping is allowed with regulations. In terms of transportation, it is directly connected to the 'Higashi-Ikebukuro' station of the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line via an underground promenade, and it takes only one minute to walk to the large-scale complex commercial facility, Sunshine City.
Property Information
Property Detail
Property Type
Flat / Apartment
Interior Area
922.58 sqft
Balcony Area
212.05 sqft
Bedroom
3
Floor
51
Ownership Information
Ownership Type
Freehold
Interior Condition
Furnishing
Renovated
Price Information
Total Price
$1.662M
Unit Price
$1801.04/sqft
Project Information
Project Name
アウルタワー
Developer
大成建設株式会社ほか
Total Units
608
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高宁泽
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+81368682044
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