Thirty Private Residences Along Tokyo's Embassy Row — Nishi Azabu.

Nishi-Azabu 3-chome does not compete for attention. It never has. This is the hillside street where embassy walls line quiet gardens, where generations of Tokyo’s most discreet residents have chosen to disappear from the world — and where the density and noise of commercial Tokyo feel not merely distant, but structurally irrelevant.
Within ten minutes on foot, one of the highest concentrations of Michelin-starred restaurants on earth. The private dining rooms of Roppongi. The tables that require a phone call, not a reservation system. The duality is the point: sovereign privacy, and the world’s finest culinary culture — in the same postcode, on the same evening, without compromise in either direction.
The Park House Nishi-Azabu Kasumimachi comprises just 30 residences. Developed by Mitsubishi Estate Residence and Tokyo Tatemono. Built by Kumagai Gumi. Managed by Mitsubishi Estate Community to a standard that protects privacy, asset integrity, and long-term value without the owner ever needing to intervene.
At 114.71 sqm with a south-east aspect, three bedrooms each with a dedicated walk-in closet, and a full renovation completing April 2026 — this residence is delivered move-in ready. The balcony sits above the embassy rooftops, open to a sky that height restrictions and diplomatic land use in this zone guarantee will never be altered. The view today is the view in twenty years.
30 units. Low-rise. Embassy district. Freehold. ¥538,000,000.
This is not a condominium. It is a private position — in one of Tokyo’s only addresses where scarcity is written into the land itself.