Just moments from Shinjuku Gyoen, this renovated 1SLDK residence offers an appealing combination of generous living space, private outdoor areas and convenient access to central Tokyo.
Set in Naitomachi, the property is surrounded by a distinctive mix of greenery and urban convenience. Shinjuku-Gyoemmae Station is around a 9-minute walk away, while Sendagaya Station and Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station can both be reached in approximately 8 minutes on foot. Shinjuku and other major areas of the city are therefore easily accessible, while the immediate surroundings retain a quieter residential character.
The apartment also benefits from its proximity to some of Tokyo’s most notable green and cultural spaces. Shinjuku Gyoen is approximately 550m away, with Meiji Jingu Gaien and the National Stadium also within easy reach. This creates a pleasant balance between central-city accessibility and opportunities to enjoy open space and greenery.
Inside, the residence has been renovated with an emphasis on quality materials, comfort and functionality. The interior incorporates solid Hinoki cypress flooring, moisture-regulating wall coverings and a diatomaceous earth finish in the hallway, creating a warm and natural atmosphere. The kitchen has been newly installed with a dishwasher and water purifier, while the bathroom, washbasin and toilet have also been replaced.
With 67.36㎡ of interior space, the 1SLDK layout provides a comfortable amount of room for everyday living. The residence is complemented by a particularly generous 22.00㎡ terrace and 10.75㎡ private garden, offering substantial private outdoor space for a property in central Tokyo.
The renovation includes a number of additional practical features, such as TES-type floor heating in the living and dining area, newly installed inner windows, new interior doors and a new shoe cabinet. The terrace has been fitted with Selangan Batu wood decking, adding another natural element to the outdoor space.
Completed in April 2001, Glorio Gyoen Naitomachi comprises 58 residences across 9 floors. The building is managed by Mitsui Fudosan Residential Service, with weekday daytime on-site management. Pets are permitted, subject to the building’s regulations.
The property is currently vacant, with the interior renovation completed. The handover date can be discussed.
With its combination of proximity to Shinjuku Gyoen, substantial private outdoor space and a carefully renovated interior, this residence offers a distinctive way to enjoy central Tokyo while maintaining a comfortable and relaxed residential environment.
Environment
- Sendagaya Station: 8 min walk
- Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station: 8 min walk
- Shinjuku-Gyoemmae Station: 9 min walk
- Shinjuku Gyoen: 550m
- National Stadium: 840m
- Keio University Hospital: 850m
- Meiji Jingu Gaien: 1,060m
Neighborhood (Area)
The Naitomachi area offers an unusual setting in central Tokyo, with the extensive greenery of Shinjuku Gyoen just a short distance away.
Despite being close to Shinjuku, the immediate surroundings have a more residential atmosphere, with convenient access to supermarkets, schools, medical facilities and other everyday amenities. The nearby park and surrounding green spaces also provide opportunities to step away from the intensity of the city.
For those looking for a home that combines central convenience with a quieter residential setting, the location offers a particularly attractive balance.
Train Access to Major Areas
Three stations are conveniently accessible on foot from the property:
- Sendagaya Station: 8 mins via the JR Chuo-Sobu Line
- Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station: 8 mins via the Toei Oedo Line
- Shinjuku-Gyoemmae Station: 9 mins via the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line
The combination of the JR, Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway networks provides convenient connections to Shinjuku and other major destinations throughout central Tokyo.
General Area (Shinjuku Ward)
Located in the heart of Tokyo, Shinjuku Ward encompasses a diverse range of commercial, cultural and residential environments, from the energy of Shinjuku to quieter neighborhoods surrounded by greenery.
The area offers an extensive selection of restaurants, cafés, shops, cultural facilities and everyday services, alongside major destinations such as Shinjuku Gyoen and the National Stadium.
For residents, this means having the convenience of one of Tokyo’s major urban centers close by, while still being able to enjoy green spaces and a more relaxed residential atmosphere.