Spax Atami Izusan: A Resort Condominium with Panoramic Ocean Views
This south-facing 2LDK apartment is situated in the quiet, elevated Izusan area of Atami, offering stunning views of Hatsushima and Izu Oshima islands. The property is part of the Spax Atami Izusan condominium complex, a 10-story building constructed in July 1990 with a steel-reinforced concrete structure. The unit itself is on the 3rd floor and boasts a generous exclusive floor area of 60.50 sqm (approximately 18.30 tsubo), with an additional balcony space of 9.00 sqm and an alcove area of 0.90 sqm.
The property comes with a comprehensive set of resort-style facilities for owners to enjoy. These include a hot spring grand bath (open daily except Tuesdays), two private family baths, an outdoor pool with a children's pool (seasonal), a tennis court (available for a fee), a barbecue corner, and a free table tennis area. A major renovation of the building was completed in September 2020. Essential utilities are provided by Tokyo Electric Power Company for electricity, city gas, and public water supply, with gas-powered hot water heating. The complex offers 24 free parking spaces and 12 paid spaces (10,000 JPY per month, tax included). Additional amenities include a satellite broadcast antenna and a free bicycle parking area for 21 bicycles. Internet (Wi-Fi) service is available for an additional 1,760 JPY (tax included) per month for those who wish to use it. Please note that pets are not allowed, with the exception of small birds and fish.
The monthly running costs for this vacation property are 46,930 JPY, which breaks down into a management fee of 26,700 JPY, a repair reserve fund of 15,130 JPY, a basic water charge of 3,000 JPY, a hot spring usage fee of 1,770 JPY, and a gas alarm replacement fee of 330 JPY (all amounts non-taxable). The property is currently vacant and ready for immediate handover.
The Atami and Izusan area is a famous hot spring resort on the Izu Peninsula, long favored for its therapeutic waters and scenic coastline. An interesting historical fact is that Atami's hot springs were reputedly discovered over 1,300 years ago. The closest major landmark is the iconic Atami Castle, a postwar reconstruction that offers spectacular panoramic views of Sagami Bay and serves as a popular tourist attraction and museum.
