MAISON DE LA CUE: A Newly Built 3LDK Apartment in Uruma, Okinawa
MAISON DE LA CUE (Mézon do Rakue) presents a brand-new residential opportunity in the Toyohara district of Uruma City, Okinawa. Scheduled for completion in August 2025, this modern apartment offers a spacious 3LDK layout with approximately 63.18 square meters of living space. The monthly rent is 110,000 yen with a common area maintenance fee of 3,000 yen. Initial costs include a security deposit and a gratuity fee, each equivalent to one month's rent. The property is situated on the first floor of a three-story reinforced concrete (RC) building and features a free parking space for one vehicle, with the option to contract a second parking spot for 4,400 yen.
The apartment is comprehensively equipped for comfortable living. The kitchen features a gas cooktop, a system kitchen, and a counter kitchen powered by propane gas. The unit includes a separate bath and toilet, a combined hair washing, face washing, and vanity station, a toilet with a warm-water bidet seat, and a bathtub. A gas-powered clothes dryer and an independent washbasin are also provided. For climate control, the apartment has air conditioning and cooling systems. Storage is ample with closets and a shoe cupboard. Additional amenities include internet connectivity with free internet service and a monitor-equipped intercom.
Special notes from the agent clarify important details. Prospective tenants are encouraged to contact the HouseMate Shop Naha Omoromachi branch (098-882-2977) for inquiries. It is noted that if there is any discrepancy between the provided information and the actual condition of the property, the actual condition takes precedence. Upon moving out, tenants will be responsible for a cleaning fee of 70,000 yen and an air conditioning cleaning fee of 11,000 yen. The property allows for two or more occupants, does not require a guarantor (a guarantor service is available), and interestingly, consultations are welcome for using the room as an office or for business purposes.
