La Neige Toyama II 10: A Spacious 2K Apartment in Toyama City
This rental apartment, located in the La Neige Toyama II 10 building, offers a comfortable and convenient living space in Toyama City. The property features a 2K layout with two 6-tatami mat Japanese-style rooms, providing ample space for living and sleeping areas. The total private floor area is 39.5 square meters (approximately 11.94 tsubo), and the unit includes a south-facing balcony. The building is a reinforced concrete (RC) structure built in February 1974 and is situated on the 2nd floor of a 2-story building.
Key equipment and features include a separate bath and toilet, an independent washbasin area, space for a gas cooker, storage space, air conditioning, a washing machine placement area, lighting fixtures, and a monitor-equipped intercom. The apartment is on the top floor and uses propane gas. Special notes indicate the property is suitable for elderly residents. A current campaign offers zero initial costs for those who move in by March 6th. Additional remarks detail that daily pro-rated rent will be covered by the management company, and optional 24-hour安心サポート (peace of mind support) is available for 16,500 yen per two years. There is a monthly "smile no anshin hoken" (smile peace of mind insurance) service fee of 550 yen (optional). Cleaning fees upon moving out are 18,000 yen. Guarantor company fees are borne by the tenant, but are waived during the campaign period. Pet key money is the tenant's responsibility. The property allows for two-person occupancy, can be used as an office or for SOHO (Small Office/Home Office), and pets are negotiable.
The monthly rent is 18,000 yen with a 2,000 yen management fee. There is no key money (礼金) and no security deposit (敷金). A parking space is available for 3,000 yen per month, limited to light/compact cars. A monthly neighborhood association fee of 350 yen applies. The contract period is 2 years with a renewal fee. The previous rent was 10,000 yen. Credit card payment for initial costs is accepted.
