Maison Trevi (Unit 102): A Bright, South-Facing Corner Apartment in Nagaoka
This apartment for rent, Maison Trevi Unit 102, is located in a quiet residential area of Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture. The property offers a comfortable 2DK layout with a total floor area of 49.57 square meters (approximately 14.99 tsubo). The unit is situated on the first floor of a two-story wooden apartment building constructed in December 1995.
The agent's notes provide essential details about the property's equipment and features. The apartment is a corner residence with a south-facing orientation, ensuring it is bright and sunny. Key facilities include a separate bath and toilet, an independent washbasin area, and city gas. The unit features a bay window and entrance storage. Notably, the building's exterior has been renovated. A guarantor company is available for use. Parking is included for one vehicle, and this parking space comes equipped with a snow-melting device. The apartment is also fitted with air conditioning. An additional parking space is available for an extra fee of 5,000 yen.
The monthly rent is 46,000 yen. Initial costs include a security deposit (敷金) equivalent to one month's rent, a guarantor fee of 27,900 yen upon contract signing plus a monthly fee of 650 yen, and fire insurance for household goods costing 23,260 yen. There is no key money (礼金) required. The neighborhood association fee is 500 yen per month. The property is available for immediate occupancy. Pets and musical instruments are not permitted.
Nagaoka is a major city in Niigata known for its rich history, fireworks festival, and proximity to both the Sea of Japan and mountain ranges. An interesting local fact is that Nagaoka is the birthplace of the modern koshihikari rice variety, a premium staple in Japanese cuisine. The area offers a blend of urban convenience and natural beauty, with the Shinano River, Japan's longest, flowing through the city. A notable nearby landmark is the Nagaoka Festival Grand Fireworks display, held annually in August, which is one of Japan's most famous pyrotechnic events.
