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Studio Square Ningyocho

Ningyocho Station • 1SLDK

¥89,980,000

Price

1

Beds

1

Baths

44.65

Interior

4.59

Balcony

built-in iconBuilt in 2002
elevator iconElevator
balcony iconBalcony
walk-in-closet iconWalk-in closet
dishwasher iconDishwasher
bathroom-dryer iconBathroom Dryer
separate-bathroom-toilet iconSeparate Bathroom & Toilet
pet-friendly iconPet Friendly

Welcome to Studio Square Ningyocho, a well-maintained 11-storey condominium in Chuo Ward, completed in 2002 and home to 50 residences. Positioned in the Ningyocho neighbourhood, the building sits within a three-minute walk of both Ningyocho Station on the Hibiya Line and the Toei Asakusa Line, with Mitsukoshimae Station on the Hanzomon Line reachable in seven minutes on foot. This level of connectivity makes the address particularly practical for commuters travelling across central Tokyo. Interiors are fitted with quality flooring, a system kitchen with dishwasher, and a walk-in closet offering generous storage. The separate bathroom and toilet layout, bathroom dryer, and air conditioning throughout reflect a considered approach to everyday living. Each unit also includes a balcony, and the building operates pet-friendly policies, which is a notable advantage in this part of the city. Ningyocho itself retains a distinctly local character, with traditional shotengai shopping streets, ...

Listed by Tokyo Portfolio • Acting as intermediary

Listing updated: 2026-07-30

Available Units

Around This Property

  • Station Icon

    Ningyocho

    3 min walk

    • Hibiya
    • Hibiya
  • Station Icon

    Mitsukoshimae

    7 min walk

    • Ginza
    • Ginza

    This property is listed by Tokyo Portfolio.

    Phone: +81 (0)3-5447-8700

    Address: 5-15-12 Minami-azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo

    License number: Governor of Tokyo License (1) No. 107013 / Member of the Ibaraki Prefecture Chapter of the All Japan Real Estate Association / Member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area Real Estate Fair Trading Council