Honancho Corpo Vianese is an apartment building with a total of 131 units that was completed in October 1973.
The floor plans range from one-room to four-bedroom apartments,
and there is a wide range of units to suit a wide range of family configurations and lifestyles, from singles to families.
Many of the units have openings facing south, and as it is a 13-story building, you can expect good lighting and ventilation.
Honancho Corpo Vianese is located a two-minute walk from Honangai Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Honan Line.
The surrounding area is equipped with the necessary infrastructure for daily life, including supermarkets, convenience stores, shops,
financial institutions, and clinics.
Nurseries, elementary and junior high schools are also located nearby, making it a great location for families raising children.
From Honancho Station, you can access Ogikubo Station, Shinjuku, and Tokyo Station.
Although the building is old, it takes advantage of its convenient location and is a suitable apartment to renovate and live in.