Lionsforsia Tsukiji Station Apartments For Rent ¥260,000 - ¥325,000

Lionsforsia Tsukiji Station

3-7-7 Tsukiji, Chuo, Tokyo, 104-0045

2020

2LDK

57.51㎡

¥310,000 - ¥325,000

/month

Overview

A luxury rental apartment located only a 2-minute walk to Tsukiji station. Shintomicho station is also within walking distance. Multiple routes are available, making it ideal for business and leisure. There are convenience store and supermarket located nearby, which is very convenient for everyday grocery shopping. Central Kuritsu Tsukijigawa park is just a few steps away, bringing you a refreshing atmosphere with rich greenery. Kitchen is equipped with gas stove and dishwasher, so you can enjoy a comfortable cooking time. Bathroom nicely comes with automatic reheating bathtub and bathroom dryer. * There may be constructions in the neighborhood. Noise may occur if there are constructions in the neighborhood. ■ Surroundings Convenience store: About 1 minutes’ walk to 7-Eleven Supermarket: About 7 minutes’ walk to mini Piago Drugstore: About 5 minutes’ walk to Drug Papas * Information is updated at the time of posting. The above facilities may not be available due to closure or relocation.

Map

Tsukiji

Distance

160 m

Walk

2 min

Hibiya

Shintomicho

Distance

400 m

Walk

5 min

Yurakucho

Amenities

Common areas

Elevator

Bike Parking

Auto Gate Lock

Property Manager onSite

Delivery Box

Pet Friendly

Apartment feature

Balcony

Separate Bathroom

Auto Reheating Bathtub

Bathroom dryer

Rental & Floor plan

All (3)

2 Bedrooms (3)

2 Bedrooms

Unit type

Unit no.

Layout

Size

Rental

Availability

A

¥310,000 - ¥325,000

2LDK, 1 bath, 57.51㎡

1 unit available

Unit

Rent

Availability

2LDK

57.51㎡

¥310,000 - ¥325,000

801

Unfurnished

¥325,000

Immediately

1001

Unfurnished

¥325,000

Call to ask

903

Unfurnished

¥310,000

Call to ask

About Ginza area

Ginza is one of the most upscale, expensive and luxurious districts of Tokyo. It provides excellent access to other central areas of Tokyo with Ginza Station and Ginza-Itchome Station. The area is famous for its shopping streets with branded fashion stores, boutiques, high-class bar, and gourmet restaurants. In the weekends, Chuo Dori, the shopping street that runs through Ginza, becomes a “pedestrian paradise” for both metropolitans and international visitors. It is also home to Kabukiza - the famous the traditional kabuki art venue of Japan. Ginza continues to develop its charm and modernity through time, making itself an absolute ideal place for active urban life.