La Vie Atami: A Spacious Resort Condominium with Panoramic Views
This property is a 1LDK+S unit within the La Vie Atami condominium complex, offering a generous 100.8 square meters of private living space complemented by a 13.72 square meter balcony. Located on the 2nd floor of a 12-story building (C Block), this east-facing residence was constructed in 1990, making it 36 years old. The monthly fees total 55,616 yen, comprising 50,066 yen for management and 5,550 yen for repair reserve fund.
The property is equipped with an electric water heater for hot water supply, an electric cooking stove, and individually installed heating and cooling systems. It is a corner unit, providing extra light and privacy. Important agent notes specify that the unit includes a monitor-equipped intercom and wired broadcasting services. A critical note regarding the building structure clarifies that while the official registry lists it as an 18-story above-ground structure, the actual current condition differs: Block A is 7 stories, Block B is 12 stories, Block C is 6 stories, and the communal building is 5 stories.
La Vie Atami itself is a full-service resort condominium. Residents have access to a range of exceptional amenities including a hot spring spa with ocean views, a sauna, and a seasonal outdoor pool with impressive vistas. The building features a sophisticated entrance lobby and 24-hour auto-lock security. Parking is available for a fee, and while pets are not permitted, the lifestyle offered is one of resort-like leisure.
The property is situated in the Hayashigaoka district of Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, a hillside area known for its quiet atmosphere and scenic outlooks. Atami is a famous hot spring resort town on the coast, offering a blend of relaxation and culture. A major nearby landmark is the Atami Sun Beach, a popular seaside destination approximately 2.5km away. The area is also renowned for the spectacular Atami Sea Fireworks Festival, which can potentially be viewed from properties with favorable sightlines.
