RESIDIA Akasaka is a 30.45 m², southwest-facing 1DK in Minato-ku, with Akasaka Station an eight-minute walk away; Aoyama-itchome and Akasaka-mitsuke are also within walking distance. Rent is ¥177,000, plus ¥20,000 monthly management fee. The tiled building has an elevator, auto-lock entry, cameras, parcel lockers and 24-hour on-site garbage disposal. Three stations and multiple train lines nearby give practical flexibility, though the monthly cost is substantial.
The entrance opens to a compact hall, with a shoe cabinet and indoor laundry space. The dining-kitchen measures about 7.3 tatami and sits along one side of the plan; the separate bedroom is about 4.1 tatami, making it a defined sleeping area rather than a large second living space. A walk-in closet is positioned beside the bathroom, and the balcony runs along the bedroom end of the apartment.
The kitchen is open to the dining area and has a two-burner gas-compatible system stove. The bathroom and toilet are separate, with an independent vanity, reheating function, bathroom dryer and warm-water bidet seat. Wood-tone flooring and air conditioning are included; TV intercom and a bicycle-parking area add everyday convenience.
The south-facing balcony brings daylight into the bedroom, while the floor plan keeps the wet areas grouped along one side. The layout is efficient, but the bedroom and dining space are both modest, so furnishing needs a little planning. No guarantor is required; deposit and key money are each one month, and the listed brokerage fee is 0.55 months.
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