The interior, arranged as a 4-room layout with kitchenette, is conceived as a vertical loft, where individual levels flow seamlessly into one another. The 121.5 m² of usable space is distributed across four above-ground floors and one basement level, with a rooftop terrace crowning the building and forming a hidden oasis overlooking the Shibuya skyline.

The interior, arranged as a 4-room layout with kitchenette, is conceived as a vertical loft, where individual levels flow seamlessly into one another. The 121.5 m² of usable space is distributed across four above-ground floors and one basement level, with a rooftop terrace crowning the building and forming a hidden oasis overlooking the Shibuya skyline.

Natural Ellipse is more than a house; it is a work of art and one of the most recognized examples of modern Japanese architecture. Built in 2002, the structure is defined by its elegant white elliptical facade, evoking organic forms. Its distinctive ring windows and skylights flood the interior with natural light while preserving privacy—the home is shielded from the surrounding urban environment by its “outer shell.” Raw concrete, steel, and glass floors create an industrial yet refined atmosphere.

The building is located in one of Tokyo’s most desirable areas, where fashion, modern technology, and traditional culture intersect. Although situated just moments from the vibrant center of Shibuya, renowned for its futuristic architecture, luxury shopping streets, and nonstop cultural energy. The property itself is tucked away on a side street, offering unexpected tranquility. A short walk leads to Shibuya Station, as well as prestigious neighborhoods such as Omotesandō and Daikanyama.

The property is offered in Japanese yen (JPY), and the price is subject to currency exchange rates.

Floor area 121.55 m², plot size 66.72 m².