Meguro-Ku, Tokyo | AtHearth

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Nearby Stations

Fudoumae Station

- 9 mins walk to Fudoumae (Tokyu Meguro Line)

Musashikoyama Station

- 12 mins walk to Musashikoyama (Tokyu Meguro Line)

Meguro Station

- 17 mins walk to Meguro (JR Yamanote Line)

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Contract Details

LeaseRenewable

Free rentNone

Move-in conditionsCompany housing allowed, office use not allowed, SOHO use allowed, pet consultation: small dogs allowed, cats allowed, up to 2 people can move in, elderly consultation

Equipment guaranteeTo be confirmed

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What stands out

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Good Fit For

This brand-new 2LDK apartment in Meguro offers exceptional comfort and unique features, making it ideal for professionals, couples, or small families who value modern living in a prestigious Tokyo neighborhood. It particularly suits those with pets or individuals requiring a dedicated soundproof space for hobbies or work, representing a strong value proposition for its specialized offerings.

Everyday strengths

Enjoy a modern and spacious living environment with a well-designed 2LDK layout across 56.8 sqm, complete with separate bath and toilet, a vanity sink, and wooden flooring. The brand-new construction (2025) ensures a pristine and comfortable home from day one.

Practical advantages

Meguro Station (JR Yamanote Line, Tokyu Meguro Line, Toei Mita Line, Tokyo Metro Namboku Line) is a 14-minute walk, providing excellent direct access to major Tokyo hubs like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Shinagawa.
Musashi-Koyama Station (Tokyu Meguro Line) is also a 14-minute walk, offering access to its famous shopping street and a vibrant local community.
Fudomae Station (Tokyu Meguro Line) is a 16-minute walk, convenient for local amenities including supermarkets and restaurants.

Before you decide

While situated in a highly desirable area with excellent amenities, the property's nearest stations (Meguro, Musashi-Koyama, Fudomae) are a 14-16 minute walk, which may be a consideration for those prioritizing immediate station proximity.

Home and building details

About the home

Layout detail洋 6.8･5.8　LDK 9

BalconyTo be confirmed

Window directionNorthwards

Remodeling historyTo be confirmed

Renovation historyTo be confirmed

Special notes24 Hour Ventilation System For Corner Rooms

About the building

Building typeMansion

StructureReinforced Concrete

Staff scheduleTo be confirmed

Energy performanceTo be confirmed

Insulation performanceTo be confirmed

Estimated utilities¥0 / year

Parking Information

Car Parking

Available

Vacancy

Price

¥0

Owned

Motorcycle Parking

Available

Vacancy

Price

¥0

Owned

Bicycle Parking

Available

Yes

Vacancy

Yes

Price

550

Owned

Yes

Added2026/1/7

Last updated2026/9/10

Property Features

In Unit Features

Bath And Toilet Separated

Toilet

Storage Space

Washlet/bidet

Vanity Sink

Gas Stove

Air Conditioner

Shoe Storage

Indoor Washing Machine Space

Wooden Flooring

Internet Compatible

Made In Concrete

Community Features

Free Internet

Delivery Box

Auto Lock Entrance

Location and commute

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Meguro-ku

Meguro-ku is a calm, west-side ward built around daily life, where the Toyoko Line keeps Shibuya and Nakameguro close while widening daily-life choices, the Yamanote and Meguro lines are useful when Shinagawa, central offices, or south-side movement matter, and bus and walking areas make some good rooms easier to find by daily-life area than by station name. Nakameguro gives the ward its lifestyle image, while Yutenji, Gakugei-daigaku, Jiyugaoka, and Toritsu-daigaku are where daily life actually gets decided.

Groceries and cafes matter more here than station fame, so it helps to check whether the weekday routine actually works, and because Meguro has slopes and river routes, the walk from station to home changes the feeling a lot. When a famous station has too few choices, it is worth stepping one stop out — comparing Yutenji, Gakugei-daigaku, Toritsu-daigaku, Setagaya, and Shinagawa-side options — rather than dropping important needs.

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