Built in 1988 during Japan’s bubble era, Orient Royal House Kyodo is a classic example of a period when apartments were often built with more generous proportions and a strong emphasis on quality. At an impressive 116 sqm, this beautifully renovated 3LDK offers far more space than most modern Tokyo apartments, making it particularly attractive for a family that wants room to spread out.

The extra space is used in all the right places. The living and dining area is approximately 23.8 tatami mats, while all three bedrooms are at least 7 tatami mats and each has its own walk-in closet. Additional storage is provided throughout the apartment, giving a family plenty of practical space without compromising the generous proportions of the main rooms.

The apartment was comprehensively renovated in 2026 with a new kitchen, bathroom, vanity, toilet, flooring, lighting, and interior finishes. The sophisticated modern design, coffered ceilings, indirect lighting, and custom cabinetry complement the scale and solidity of the original apartment particularly well.

Located in a quiet residential part of Setagaya, with schools, supermarkets, and everyday amenities nearby, this is a compelling option for a family that values space and comfort over being right in the middle of the city. Kyodo Station is a 14-minute walk away, providing convenient Odakyu Line access into central Tokyo.