Wholly-Owned Unit In the Four Seasons Hotel Residences Kyoto to Auction

Wholly-Owned Unit In the Four Seasons Hotel Residences Kyoto to Auction

Feb 23, 2023

In cooperation with Nomura Real Estate Solutions Co. Ltd., the private unit within the Four Seasons Hotel Residences Kyoto is set to auction in March.

Kyoto, known as one of Japan’s most coveted and historic temple districts, is home to the world-class Four Seasons Hotel Residences. Wholly owned and one of only 57 residences, Unit 122—listed for $6 million—is set to auction next month with No Reserve to the highest bidder in cooperation with Naoko Yamaguchi of Nomura Real Estate Solutions Co. Ltd. Bidding is scheduled to open 9 March and culminate on 16 March live at Sotheby’s New York, the world’s premier destination for art and luxury. Bidding will also be available on our online marketplace, casothebys.com, allowing buyers to bid digitally from anywhere in the world.

“We are pleased to be bringing the exceptional product that is this Four Seasons’ Residence unit to auction,” stated Sonny Saito, Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions’ Director of Business Development, APAC. “It symbolizes our growing commitment to the Japanese real estate market, and as an auction company, we look forward to working with all of the real estate companies in Japan to offer and build upon this method of buying and selling, with even more luxury auction opportunities to come across greater Asia.”

Designed and built according to their legendary standards, The Four Seasons Hotel Residences balance a thoughtful blend of modern Japanese style and rich tradition, complete with every service and amenity expected of this five-star residence. The towering architecture of the entrance to the building welcomes residents and visitors alike. The interior of Unit 122 spans over 106 square meters, with an open floor plan that maximizes entertaining spaces, all while preserving the privacy of the primary suite. Relax with family or friends in the fully equipped contemporary kitchen, surrounded by designer appliances, top-of-the-line finishes and bespoke art. Wide windows frame views of the 800-year-old, 10,000-square-meter Shakusui-en, an ancient pond and garden that keeps the contemporary architecture rooted in the rich history and culture of Kyoto. Winding paths lined with trees and glittering waters web across the property, set at the foot of the Higashiyama Mountains, where a new panorama can be enjoyed with every season, from the cherry-blossoms of spring to winter’s snow-capped mountain peaks. Four Seasons’ amenities elevate the ownership experience to new heights, with full access to an indoor pool, two large whirlpools, a luxurious spa and salon, a fitness gym, restaurant and lounge,  an expansive deck with inviting communal seating, and dedicated 24/7 concierge service.

As the former capital of Japan, Kyoto is steeped in thousands of years of rich history. Now widely known as the cultural capital of Japan, the bustling city is a popular tourist destination, home to ancient Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, countless gardens, and imperial palaces. The scenic Higashiyama temple district is a must-see destination for any lover of history, culture, or architecture. Adjacent to Myoho-in Temple, the Four Seasons Hotel Residences enjoys a location just over one kilometer from Kiyomizu-dera, one of the most celebrated temples of Japan and one of 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kyoto. The city is also a center of higher learning in the country. Among its institutions are Kyoto University, the second oldest university in Japan. A cultural mecca, Kyoto is just two hours from Tokyo via the Shinkansen bullet train, providing further ability to explore even more of Japan’s iconic landmarks.

Unit 122 in the Four Seasons Hotel Residences is available for showings daily by appointment and additionally available for private virtual showings. 

As part of our Key for Key®  giving program in partnership with Giveback Homes, the closing will result in a new home built for a family in need.

Agents will be compensated according to the information listed on the property page. See Auction Terms and Conditions for full details.