Toranomon Hills Residential Tower
Tokyo, Japan
Toranomon Hills Residential Tower is a Mori branded residence in Tokyo, Japan, with 547 residences, developed by Mori Building, designed by ingenhoven associates. It is offered for sale and to rent and as serviced apartments.
The record
- Location
- Tokyo, Japan
- Brand
- Mori
- Tenure
- Purchase / Rental / Serviced Apartment
- Ownership
- Freehold
- Opened
- 2022
- Residences
- 547
- Floors
- 54 storeys, 4 basements
- Developer
- Mori Building
- Architecture
- ingenhoven associates
- Interiors
- tonychi studio
In detail
Ownership
Where sold; the others are let or run as serviced apartments by Mori
The building
One of the four towers of Toranomon Hills
The residences
547 units by the sheet; let unfurnished, sold, or taken serviced by the month
Price
On application, through Mori Living
Status
Letting and selling
The hotel
Hotel Toranomon Hills and Andaz Tokyo are in the complex
For residents
- Hills Spa
- Direct links to Toranomon Hills station
Questions
Can you buy or rent at Toranomon Hills Residential Tower?
Toranomon Hills Residential Tower is offered for sale and to rent and as serviced apartments. Letting and selling
Is Toranomon Hills Residential Tower freehold or leasehold?
Freehold. Where sold; the others are let or run as serviced apartments by Mori.
How much does Toranomon Hills Residential Tower cost?
On application, through Mori Living
How many residences are there at Toranomon Hills Residential Tower?
547. 547 units by the sheet; let unfurnished, sold, or taken serviced by the month
Who developed and designed Toranomon Hills Residential Tower?
Developer: Mori Building. Architecture: ingenhoven associates. Interiors: tonychi studio.
Is there a hotel at Toranomon Hills Residential Tower?
Hotel Toranomon Hills and Andaz Tokyo are in the complex
What amenities do residents of Toranomon Hills Residential Tower have?
Hills Spa. Direct links to Toranomon Hills station.
Ask us about Toranomon Hills Residential Tower
Availability, the terms behind the price, and what the brochure leaves out.