Leven Higashi-Totsuka: A New Chapter in Modern Yokohama Living
Leven Higashi-Totsuka is a new condominium development offering a sophisticated lifestyle just a 3-minute walk from JR Higashi-Totsuka Station. This 10-story reinforced concrete building is scheduled for completion in late May 2026, with handover planned for late June 2026. The development features a total of 45 units, with layouts ranging from 2LDK to 3LDK and private areas spanning from 47.76㎡ to 62.27㎡. A key feature is that all units face south, ensuring bright, sun-filled living spaces with wide-span layouts for an open and airy feel.
Critical agent notes have been translated and must be included. The "販売概要備考 (Special Notes/Remarks)" states: "As the units for sale in the second phase are yet to be determined, this overview is written for the entire planned sale units (25 units) from the second phase onward. The number of units for sale, sale price, and other numerical values will be announced at the time of this advertisement." Furthermore, the "備考 (Special Notes/Remarks)" provides essential details: "Balcony area: 7.61㎡～15.61㎡. Building Confirmation Number: No. JAIC2023X0690A1 (dated December 1, 2023). Affiliated organizations: (Public Interest Incorporated Association) Metropolitan Real Estate Fair Transaction Council, (General Incorporated Association) Real Estate Association, (General Incorporated Association) National Housing Industry Association."
The property boasts high-quality specifications, including a flat-floor design for safety, low-floor unit baths for accessibility, and double-glazed windows for insulation. Security is enhanced with a SECOM security system, auto-lock entry, and a video intercom. Residents will enjoy premium amenities such as a built-in dishwasher, glass-top gas cooktop, bathroom dryer/heater, and an ultra-fine bubble bath system. The building is also ZEH-M Oriented certified for energy efficiency.
The Higashi-Totsuka area in Yokohama's Totsuka Ward offers excellent convenience with immediate access to shopping centers like Seibu Higashi-Totsuka S.C. The area is steeped in history, with Yokohama having been one of Japan's first ports to open to international trade in the 19th century, blending its rich past with modern urban development. A major nearby landmark is the iconic Yokohama Bay Bridge, a stunning feat of engineering that illuminates the waterfront at night and is a symbol of the city's maritime heritage.
