Built in 1997
Floor 1
Delivery Box
Trunk Room
Monitor Intercom
Autolock
Balcony
Walk-in closet
Dishwasher
Bathroom Dryer
Reheating Function
Separate Bathroom & Toilet
Bike Parking
Car Parking
Pet Friendly
Cats Allowed
Dogs AllowedWelcome to Grand Heights Seta North Room 103, a 76.5-square-metre 2LDK condo suited to a couple, a small family or anyone needing a separate room for working from home. On the first floor, its living and dining area is complemented by a system kitchen. A walk-in closet and trunk room provide storage beyond the main rooms. The bathroom has a reheating function and dryer, while a separate washbasin helps keep daily routines organised. An intercom with TV monitor, auto-lock entrance, delivery box and bicycle parking add practical support. Futako-tamagawa Station on the Den-en-toshi Line and Kamimachi Station on the Setagaya Line are each listed as 12 minutes away.
Listed by Tokyo Portfolio • Acting as intermediary
Listing updated: 2026-09-25
Around This Property
Futako-tamagawa
12 min walk
Den En Toshi
Kamimachi
12 min walk
Setagaya
St. Mary's International School
Ages 5-16 years | Walk 1 mins by foot
ASIJ (bus stop)
within a 14 minute walk of 8 ASIJ bus stops
Floorplan
Monthly Fees
¥335,000
Priceper month
Including management fee (¥15,000)¥15,000
•
Insurance (¥16,550)
2
Beds
1
Baths
76.5
m²
*This is just a guide and may not accurately reflect what the total upfront fees will be. Some management companies will have other unique fees not accounted for here. We will always explain the full breakdown of upfront costs.
**If you have pets and this is a pet friendly property, expect to pay at least one additional month in security deposit.
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1997
Built
7
Units available
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