Lions Tower Akasaka Keyaki Dori

On a tranquil hilltop in Akasaka, Chuo Ward, there is a residence with only two units per floor. This corner unit, open to the south, east, and north, offers exclusive views of the morning light and night scenery.

This neighborhood, facing Keyaki Dori, is one of the few areas in Fukuoka City that offers 'urban tranquility.' It's a single subway ride to Tenjin and no transfers to Hakata. Yet, outside the window, the greenery of Maizuru Park spreads out, and on weekend mornings, you can reach the park in a 4-minute walk. Akasaka Elementary School is a 3-minute walk from the entrance. It's a place where you can clearly imagine your children returning home with a 'Tadaima!'

The corner unit on the 15th floor has windows facing south, east, and north. On a winter morning, as the southern sunlight streams into the living room with its floor heating, the family spends their respective time. The 7-tatami mat walk-in closet stores not only clothes but also the 'whitespace' of life. The tranquility of having only two units per floor is quietly felt in the scarcity of people you pass in the hallway.

Whether your children become junior high students or become independent, this address will remain unchanged. The value of Akasaka, Chuo Ward, transforms into a familiarity with the town as time passes. If you've decided to make Fukuoka your home base, this is a house you can truly say you 'chose'.

Investment points: - A corner unit open to the south, east, and north. Family time accumulates in a room consistently bathed in morning light. - Akasaka Elementary School is a 3-minute walk away. A quality school district within walking distance for children. - A tranquil life with only two units per floor. The height of the 15th floor in a 19-story building ensures quietness even in the city center.