Fujita Heights: A Well-Established Apartment Building in Omuta City
Fujita Heights is a two-story, six-unit apartment building located in Omuta City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Constructed in November 1983, this light-gauge steel structure offers a solid investment opportunity with a current occupancy of two households out of six as of January 2026. The property is listed for sale at 5,000,000 yen.
The building's facilities include propane gas, hot water supply, separate bath and toilet, shower, storage space, and an indoor area for placing a washing machine. Special notes on road access detail that the property fronts a public road on its west side, with a road width of 3.4 meters, a frontage of 14 meters, and the road is paved.
Critical remarks from the agent provide essential financial and infrastructural details. The fixed asset tax and city planning tax for the land and building for the Reiwa 6 fiscal year (2024) is approximately 56,000 yen. The water supply pipe branches off from a Φ150 cast iron main to a Φ40 steel pipe. Currently, the property uses a shared septic tank, but it is located within a public sewerage project planning area, with construction scheduled for the Reiwa 9 fiscal year (2027).
The area of Omuta City is part of the larger Fukuoka Prefecture and has a rich industrial history, having been a major center for coal mining. A notable nearby landmark is the Omuta Coal Industry and Science Museum, which offers insights into the region's pivotal role in Japan's energy history. The property is conveniently located a 4-minute walk from the Okita bus stop, providing local transit access.
