Set along Platinum Street in Shirokane 6-chome, Grand Maison Shirokane no Mori The Tower offers an unusual combination of central Tokyo convenience, generous greenery and open views.

Shirokanedai, Hiroo and Ebisu are all within walking distance, placing restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities close at hand. Yet the character of the immediate neighborhood is distinctly calmer. The expansive greenery of the Institute for Nature Study and the tree-lined streets of Shirokane bring a sense of space and seasonal change that is increasingly rare in central Tokyo.

Residence 1306 occupies a southeast corner position on the 13th floor. The 86.62 sqm (approximately 932 sq ft) three-bedroom home benefits from windows on two sides, abundant natural light and an open outlook toward the greenery of the Institute for Nature Study. A generous 22.03 sqm (approximately 237 sq ft) balcony further enhances the sense of openness.

The residence has been updated with a clean, understated interior, allowing the views and natural light to remain the defining features of the home.

The building itself was conceived around the idea of living among greenery. A gated entrance from Platinum Street leads through a landscaped approach to the main lobby, creating a sense of separation from the city outside. Residents enjoy concierge service, 24-hour staffed management, a fitness room, guest rooms and lounge spaces, together with multiple layers of security.

For an international owner, the appeal lies in the balance: Shirokanedai, Hiroo and Ebisu are all part of everyday life, while home feels surrounded by greenery rather than the density normally associated with central Tokyo.

It is a distinctive way to experience Shirokane — connected to the city, yet with trees, open sky and the greenery of the Institute for Nature Study forming part of the view from home.