Akasaka Park House
AKASAKA, MINATO-KU, TOKYO
BUILT IN 1970 | 67 UNITS | 12 FLOORS
| SIZE RANGE: | 54.12 ~ 189.29 m² (582 ~ 2,037 ft²) |
| AVERAGE PRICE: | ¥1,800,000/m² |
ABOUT THIS BUILDING
Akasaka Park House is the first of the “Park House” series of apartments developed by Mitsubishi.
There is unofficial talk of demolishing Akasaka Park House and redeveloping the area in the future. Mitsubishi Jisho owns some of the adjoining blocks of land, so it may be possible to build a high-rise condominium by merging the blocks.
FEATURES
- Refurbished lobby
THE LOCATION
7-5-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Aoyama Itchome Station – 9 min walk
(Ginza, Oedo, Hanzomon Lines)
Akasaka Station – 10 min walk
(Chiyoda Line)
Akasaka Mitsuke Station – 12 min walk
(Ginza, Marunouchi Lines)
- Canadian Embassy: 400 meters
- Akasaka Biz Tower: 650 meters
- Tokyo Midtown: 1100 meters
THE DETAILS
| BUILT: | 1970 |
| NO. OF UNITS: | 67 |
| CONSTRUCTION: | 12 FLOORS REINFORCED CONCRETE |
| DEVELOPED BY: | MITSUBISHI JISHO |
| CONSTRUCTED BY: | HAZAMA CORPORATION |
| LAND SIZE: | M² (FREEHOLD) |
| CAR PARKING: | FROM ¥27,600 ~ ¥45,800 / MONTH |
FLOOR PLANS AND IMAGES
PAST SALES RECORDS
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