Ivy Hiroo 301

Ivy Hiroo offers a compact urban living solution nestled in the vibrant district of Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Just a stroll away from Hiroo, Ebisu, and Shibuya stations, this 38.8 m² (approximately 25.4 Jo) apartment promises a blend of convenience and city life perks, though the walking times may not be ideal for those in a rush.

The layout features a 1DK (one dining kitchen) configuration, ingeniously maximizing space through a separated bathroom and washroom, which helps streamline morning routines. Notable is the corner positioning enhancing privacy and reducing shared wall disturbances. The inclusion of a system kitchen with a two-burner stove is a pleasant nod towards practical cooking needs.

Interior wise, the apartment offers a modern aesthetic with clean lines and a predominantly white palette, ensuring that the spaces feel larger than they are. Flooring throughout adds a touch of warmth, while the presence of a closet, indoor laundry area, and bathroom dryer enhances functionality. However, the space might feel cramped for two people, despite being advertised as feasible.

Externally, the building benefits from an auto lock system at the entrance, adding a layer of security that's valued in an urban setting. The inclusion of a balcony allows a private outdoor space, a rare find in city apartments, which is a definite plus for those who appreciate a breath of fresh air without leaving home comforts.