ARK Hills Sengokuyama Residence is a refined urban residence located approximately a four-minute walk from Kamiyacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. With a total of 276 residences, it offers an exceptional living environment for those seeking both convenience and tranquility in the heart of Tokyo. Situated on Sengokuyama Hill—stretching between Roppongi-Itchome and Kamiyacho—the residence stands on land once home to imperial and aristocratic estates. Abundant landscaping has been carefully integrated throughout the site, achieving an impressive 30% green coverage ratio, and creating a new generation of Hills development where nature and the city coexist in harmony. ARK Hills Sengokuyama Residence benefits from excellent access to central Tokyo, making daily commuting, schooling, and weekend outings effortless. The surrounding area is well served by everyday amenities, supporting a comfortable and well-balanced urban lifestyle. In response to the growing trend of high-rise residential towers, the development deliberately places its residential units on the lower to mid-rise levels, prioritizing livability, accessibility, and a human-scale sense of comfort. The building incorporates advanced environmental and safety features, including LED lighting, solar power generation, and a private emergency power generation system, significantly enhancing the resilience and sustainability standards of the Hills series. The architectural and design direction was led by an elite team of internationally recognized designers, including César Pelli, Ryuichiro Atago, and Kanji Ueki, achieving a balance of innovation, refinement, and enduring quality. Interior design is offered in three distinctive styles to suit different lifestyles and tastes: Classic Modern and Premium Classic Modern, featuring rich dark-brown walnut tones that convey elegance and depth Modern, a bright and casual style centered on white tones for a light and contemporary atmosphere ARK Hills Sengokuyama Residence represents an ideal choice for those seeking urban convenience, refined design, and a serene residential environment rooted in Tokyo’s distinguished history.