Inspired by Traditional Japanese Architecture

"The Parkhouse Gran Chidorigafuchi" is being built in Sanbancho, Chiyoda Ward, a seven-minute walk from Hanzomon Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line. Leveraging its rare location adjacent to "Chidorigafuchi," famous as the Imperial Palace moat and a renowned cherry blossom viewing spot, the development achieves a layout that offers views of the "Imperial Palace Forest" from every unit.

The building's exterior design incorporates motifs inherited from traditional Japanese architecture. Balconies are treated as "eaves" (hisashi), casting shadows across the entire structure. Furthermore, glass railings for the balconies, combined with ceiling heights of approximately 2.5 meters (approximately 2.8 meters at the folded ceiling) and generous openings in each unit, ensure rich views and ample natural light.



In terms of facilities, one elevator is provided for every three or fewer units on each floor. The layout also prioritizes privacy, with features such as facility arrangements that allow residents and management to coexist without direct interaction. The building employs a "seismic isolation structure" and includes a disaster preparedness storage area. Additionally, bilingual concierge services, 24-hour manned security, and a four-tiered security system from the entrance to the residences provide comprehensive support for daily living, both in terms of hardware and software.



The "The Parkhouse Gran" series of flagship urban condominiums, with its concept of "rare urban locations," "residences of the highest standards and quality," and "support for a superior lifestyle," began sales this year. The company plans to supply two to three new properties annually.

Mitsubishi Estate Residence has a long history of supplying condominiums in the "Bancho area" of Chiyoda Ward. This project, their 12th in the area, maximizes the expertise accumulated over the years to deliver residences befitting the Chidorigafuchi location as part of their flagship condominium series. Sales registration for the 22 available units begins on Friday, September 13, 2013, with handover scheduled for late May 2015.

The Parkhouse Gran Chidorigafuchi
Sales Registration Start Date | Friday, September 13, 2013
Floor Plans | 1LDK - 3LDK
Unit Area | 72.26 sqm - 179.17 sqm
Estimated Sales Price | ¥160 million - ¥540 million
Estimated Most Frequent Price Range | ¥270 million
Location | 2-1 Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (Lot Number)
Access | 7-minute walk from Hanzomon Station, Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line
Land Rights | Ownership (Joint)
Structure and Scale | Reinforced concrete, 14 stories above ground, 2 stories below ground
Total Units | 73 units (including 51 units for developer cooperation)
Completion | Late March 2015 (scheduled)
Handover | Late May 2015 (scheduled)

Seller | Mitsubishi Estate Residence Co., Ltd.
Design and Supervision | Mitsubishi Jisho Sekkei Inc., Takenaka Corporation
Management Company | Mitsubishi Estate Community Co., Ltd. (scheduled)

The Parkhouse Gran Chidorigafuchi Residence Gallery
0120-320-363
http://www.mecsumai.com/tphg-chidorigafuchi/