Where prestige becomes legacy
Japan’s most exceptional residences, starting from US$10 million.
Japan’s most exceptional residences, starting from US$10 million.
Palace View Yonbancho stands as a residence of quiet distinction in the heart of Yonbancho, one of central Tokyo's most storied and discreetly prestigious neighbourhoods — long associated with the capital's literary, political, and diplomatic elite. Built by Shimizu Corporation under the architectural direction of Associated Architects and managed by Mitsui Fudosan Residential Service, the building anchors a coveted corner site adjoining Tōgō Gensui Memorial Park, moments from the Imperial Palace moat.
Newly transformed through L'attrait's Premium Renovation series and completed in April 2026, Residence 602 offers 190.41 sqm of refined living space across a generous 4LDK + 2WIC + SIC layout, with two balconies of 16.74 sqm and a service balcony of 5.91 sqm. The expansive living-dining-kitchen exceeds 38 tatami mats — a singularly rare proportion for central Tokyo — anchored by a new island kitchen, while the master suite is appointed with private dressing room, powder room, and shower suite. The comprehensive renovation encompassed new kitchen, bathrooms, vanities, flooring, tiling, joinery, floor heating, and finishes throughout.
Residents enjoy front concierge services, day-staff management, and one priority-use parking space — a turnkey residence delivered without compromise, in an address of enduring prestige.
Palace View Yonbancho , 2-2 Yonbancho , Chiyoda , Tokyo 102-0081
Yonbancho sits at the centre of Tokyo's Bancho district, a quiet residential pocket within Chiyoda-ku bordered by the Imperial Palace's outer moat to the south and the embassies and consular residences of Kojimachi to the east. The area has been associated with Tokyo's most established families since the Edo period and remains one of the city's most discreetly prestigious addresses, characterised by tree-lined streets, low-rise architecture, and an unusually high concentration of private schools, including Futaba, Banchō Elementary, and Kojimachi Elementary.
The building itself adjoins Tōgō Gensui Memorial Park, a one-minute walk from the entrance, and is moments from the green walkways of Chidorigafuchi and Sotobori Park. Daily provisioning is supported by Seijo Ishii Kojimachi, Linkos, Maruetsu Petit, and Yoshiya Bancho-Kojimachi, with a number of cafés, bakeries, and clinics along Gakuen-dori. The British Embassy, Israeli Embassy, and Vatican Embassy are all within walking distance, as are the cultural institutions of the Istituto Italiano di Cultura and the Japan Camera Museum.