The Nishi Azabu address is often associated with the famous crossing that is home to the Gonpachi restaurant; the famed locale where the first President Bush attended a dinner hosted in his honour and separately, the inspiration behind the famous House of Blue Leaves showdown in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill.
The Nishi Azabu address however covers a much larger area away from that crossing with a natural gradient sloping upwards the closer you get to Roppongi.
The Nishi Azabu 3 Chome address is the closest to Roppongi with the eastern edge perched at the peak of this natural topographic slope.
It is this peak where Grand Maison Nishi Azabu is found.
Property Quick Details:
- Price - JPY 258,000,000 (USD 1,775,000 at time of writing)
- Size - 95.35 square metres (1026.34 square feet)
- Layout - 2 bedroom
- Year Built - 2010
- Land ownership - strata title freehold
Arisugawa Park - 250 metres on foot from the building.
If you are looking for a 2 bedroom large condo in a sought after part of Tokyo, then look no further as this unit offers the space, views and location that can satisfy even the most discerning of tastes.
Located along a two lane road connecting Roppongi Hills to the Hiroo area, along which one passes the entirety of Arisugawa Park, this building takes full advantage of the location, allowing for breathtaking views from higher floors.
Which brings us to this 12th floor unit. Measuring in at 95 plus square metres, the unit is large enough for a young family in a neighbourhood perfectly situated for international residents.
Floor plan. Note the large living & bedrooms as well as walk in closets and pantry space.
Warm wood flooring throughout provides a natural atmosphere as well as high ceilings that provide for a more spacious feel. Floor to ceiling windows allow light to enter even the deepest recesses of the unit giving access to abundant natural light throughout the day.
Living room vantage with kitchen behind the photographer. Photo taken after renovation in 2021. Condo is currently owner occupied.
While originally built in 2010, the current owner renovated the unit in July of 2021 to include extensive upgrades to the kitchen, bathroom vanity, floor replacement in the toilet rooms and bathroom as well as replacing the wood flooring throughout.
On clear days, the combination of the 12th floor height paired with the unique natural perch the building sits upon grants this unit unobstructed views of Mount Fuji, a rarity for Tokyo condos.
Mount Fuji as seen from the unit.
In between the double auto locks that provide strong security for the building resides a staffed service desk that can assist with package delivery and taxi reservations for residents. While not quite a concierge in the fullest form, the services on offer allow for smooth and simple resident support for daily necessities.
The service desk is behind the vantage point from where this photo was taken.
The unit comes with a trunk room for external storage in addition to the ample storage within the unit itself.
Basement storage unit with usage for the resident.
Machine parking is installed on site and can be rented separately if space is available. Size limitations are in effect given the automated nature of the parking facilities.
Approach from street to car park.
In addition to being competitively priced and easily financeable for qualified domestic purchasers, this unit is perfect for international buyers looking to take advantage of the strong US dollar in relation to the relatively weak Japanese yen at time of writing. The favourable rate for those coming from USD hasn’t been seen since 1998 allowing for significant cost performance for international buyers.
USD to JPY exchange rate historical chart. Source: Macrotrends
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