Compact and Convenient Rental Apartment in Fukuoka's Kasui District
This affordable rental apartment is located in the Kasui 5-chome area of Fukuoka's Higashi Ward, offering a practical living solution with excellent access to public transport. The property is a mere 3-minute walk from the Kashii Jingu Station on the Kashii Line, making commutes and city exploration exceptionally convenient. The apartment itself is a compact one-room layout with a total floor area of 16 square meters (approximately 4.84 tsubo), featuring a Western-style room and a balcony.
The property is equipped with essential facilities for comfortable living. According to the agent's notes, the apartment features propane gas, air conditioning, hot water supply, a toilet, and a separate bath and toilet. It includes a shower, space for installing a gas stove, a designated area for a washing machine, a loft, and flooring throughout. Please note that pets are not permitted in this unit.
The financial terms are straightforward, with a monthly rent of 17,000 yen. There is no security deposit (敷金) or key money (礼金). A monthly common service fee of 3,000 yen applies. Additional move-in costs include a key replacement fee of 19,800 yen, an indoor disinfection fee of 19,800 yen, and an initial bank transfer registration fee of 1,100 yen. A monthly "Anshin Support" fee of 880 yen is also required. The building is a two-story wooden structure, and this particular unit is on the first floor. It was built in January 1990, making it approximately 36 years old. Parking is not available on-site, but monthly parking can be found in the neighborhood.
The Kasui area is a residential district known for its proximity to the significant Shinto site, Kashii-gu Shrine, from which the local station takes its name. This historic shrine, dedicated to Emperor Chuai, is a serene landmark and a notable cultural attraction in eastern Fukuoka. The neighborhood provides a blend of quiet local living with easy rail access to the bustling centers of Fukuoka City, including Hakata and Tenjin.
