Modern Apartment in Naha with Pet-Friendly Policy and Convenient Access
This apartment, unit 401 in the Maison de Dia building, offers a contemporary living experience in the vibrant city of Naha, Okinawa. Constructed in November 2023, this property is a mere two years old, featuring a reinforced concrete (RC) structure for durability and quiet living. The layout is a functional 2LDK, cleverly designed with movable storage units to maximize the use of space. A notable feature is the inclusion of a spacious service room, providing extra flexibility for storage, a home office, or a hobby area.
The agent's notes provide essential details on the property's facilities and conditions. The equipment includes an indoor washing machine space and all Western-style rooms. Special remarks outline the associated costs: N Support fee ranging from ¥990 to ¥1,210 per month, a key replacement fee of ¥22,000, a pre-occupancy disinfection fee of ¥33,000, a parking plate fee of ¥2,200, and a mandatory guarantee company membership (negotiable for corporate contracts). A renewal administrative fee of ¥22,000 is charged every two years. Upon moving out, an air conditioning cleaning fee of ¥11,000 and actual cleaning costs will apply. A short-term cancellation penalty of one month's rent is required for contracts terminated within two years.
Further remarks highlight the property's key advantages: it is a pet-friendly unit allowing one small dog (an additional one month's deposit is required for pet ownership). It is a top-floor corner room, ensuring privacy and ample natural light. Internet usage fees are free of charge. The location is highly convenient, with Meibashi Station on the Okinawa Urban Monorail (Yui Rail) approximately a 13-minute walk away, and the Tomari Takahashi bus stop just a 2-minute walk.
The surrounding Tomari area in Naha is a dynamic waterfront district. An interesting local fact is that Tomari Port was historically a vital hub for trade with China and Southeast Asia, contributing significantly to Ryukyuan culture and commerce. Today, the area is well-known for its proximity to major attractions like the bustling Kokusai Dori (International Street) and the historical Shuri Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site and former palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, located just a short monorail ride away.
