Shirokane Grand Heights is an 8-story condominium building completed in March 1983 with a total of 73 units,
and the neighborhood is a residential area lined with detached houses and condominiums.
The north side of the site faces Shirokane Kitasato Dori, but there is a famous private girls' high school on the south side,
and it is a quiet living environment with plenty of greenery.
Additionally, the site is a corner lot surrounded by roads on three sides, giving it an open feel.
The exterior of Shirokane Grand Heights is covered in solid brick-colored tiles,
creating a vivid contrast with the various trees planted on the premises.
When you enter the entrance, you can see the rock garden as you head to each house.
The common hallway has red floors and white walls, and there are several windows, making it a bright space.
The management system is a full-time management system and automatic locks are installed, so you can feel safe.
The size of each unit ranges from 34㎡ to 82㎡.
Shirokane Grand Heights is a 15-minute walk from Hiroo Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line,
and a 7-minute walk from Shirokane-Takanawa Station on the Namboku Line.