Here's an intermediate result: it takes at least 5 T gates.
The T count of the overlapping Toffoli construction has to be exactly equal to the T count of two Toffolis that overlap at exactly one control, and those two Toffolis can be used to produce a state known to require 5 T states to produce.
This circuit with single-common-control Toffolis:

Is equivalent to this circuit with the overlapping Toffolis accompanied by various stabilizer operations:

I proved this using Quirk by using one circuit to uncompute the other under the state channel duality.
Also I did the reverse direction. Both operations can be used to perform the other, when stabilizer operations are free.
The single-overlapping-control circuit can be used to produce the state $|CCZ_{123,145}\rangle$ which, according to "Lower bounds on the non-Clifford resources for quantum computations", requires at least 5 T gates to produce. Therefore the T count is at least 5, but could be as high as 8.
