Espoir Nakamoto 505: Bright and Convenient 2LDK Apartment in Naha
This well-presented apartment, unit 505 in the Espoir Nakamoto building, offers a comfortable and modern living space in the sought-after Meibaru area of Naha City, Okinawa. The property features a popular face-to-face kitchen layout and is configured as a 2LDK with all Western-style rooms. As a corner unit with windows on two sides, the apartment benefits from excellent natural light and good ventilation, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. Practical amenities include a separate bath and toilet, and an indoor space for a washing machine, allowing laundry to be done with ease regardless of the weather.
The building is equipped with key security and convenience features including an auto-lock system and an elevator, making it a recommended choice for families. The agent notes specify the following facilities: indoor washing machine space and all Western-style rooms. Important financial details from the agent's remarks are as follows: The brokerage commission is one month's rent (plus parking fee) plus consumption tax. Floor plans and photos are for reference, and the actual condition of the property takes precedence. A guarantee company is required; the initial guarantee entrustment fee at the time of contract is 50% of the total rent, with a monthly usage fee of 1,200 yen. However, the guarantee company and fees may change depending on the contract details. Enrollment in 'Life Support' is mandatory at a monthly cost of 1,100 yen, with charges prorated for both the move-in and move-out months. This is a fixed-term rental contract (2 years), and a 22,000 yen (tax included) administrative fee applies upon renewal. If a vehicle registration certificate is required, a 3,300 yen (tax included) fee is charged for issuing the parking space usage consent form.
The surrounding Meibaru district provides a blend of residential calm and urban convenience. It is within a 14-minute walk of Furujima Station on the Okinawa Urban Monorail (Yui Rail), offering direct access to Naha's key areas including the bustling Kokusai-dori and Naha Airport. An interesting local fact is that the name 'Meibaru' has historical roots in the Ryukyu Kingdom. The area is also a short distance from the scenic Shikinaen Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a former royal villa of the Ryukyuan kings, offering a beautiful and tranquil escape into Okinawa's unique history and landscape.
