A residential property at 2-33-2 Kamiikebukuro in Toshima Ward, Tokyo, is currently listed for rent through Key Point, featuring a 28.00-square-meter layout with a monthly rent of 90,000 yen.
The 42-year-old steel-framed structure, named Villa Kamiike, sits on a three-story footprint and offers transit access across multiple rail lines in the Toshima Ward area.
Residents face a nine-minute walk to Kamiikebukuro station on the Tobu Tojo Line, a 14-minute walk to Ikebukuro station on the Yamanote Line, and a 15-minute walk to Itabashi station on the Saikyo Line.
Key Point lists a monthly management and common area fee of 2,000 yen for the third-floor unit, which is arranged as a two-room dining kitchen floor plan.
The listing details show an initial deposit requirement of one month’s rent alongside a one-month key money charge.
The unit requires no guarantor deposit fee or amortized redemption costs under the current leasing terms published by Key Point.
Constructed in November 1984, the three-story steel-framed residential block operates under the administrative management of the Tokyo-based real estate firm.
The agency operates out of the Toshima Building in Ikebukuro 2-chome, holding a Tokyo Governor license and maintaining industry affiliations with the All Japan Real Estate Association.
| Property Metric | Listing Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | 2-33-2 Kamiikebukuro, Toshima Ward, Tokyo |
| Monthly Rent | 90,000 yen |
| Management Fee | 2,000 yen |
| Floor Area | 28.00 square meters |
| Layout | 2DK |
| Structure & Age | Steel-framed, 3 stories, built November 1984 |
The property’s location places tenants within walking distance of three distinct railway corridors connecting northern Tokyo to central business districts.
The nearest transit connection is the Tobu Tojo Line at Kamiikebukuro Station, reachable in nine minutes on foot.
Commuters can also access the Yamanote Line via a 14-minute walk to Ikebukuro Station, or utilize the Saikyo Line through a 15-minute walk to Itabashi Station.
Key Point notes that map positions indicate general vicinity addresses rather than exact coordinates, and prospective tenants must complete direct inquiry forms for current vacancy verifications.
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