Harbor South Tower Apartment for Rent in Fukuoka
This 1K apartment on the 6th floor of the 20-story Harbor South Tower is located in Chiyo 6-chome, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The property was built in January 2008 and offers a total floor area of 24.08 square meters. The layout consists of one room plus a kitchen, with the main room measuring 8.4 tatami mats and the kitchen area 3 tatami mats. The apartment faces south and is constructed of reinforced concrete.
Features include a separate bathroom and toilet, a TV monitor intercom, an indoor washing machine space, parking, air conditioning, a corner room, a garbage area within the premises, an auto-lock system, a walk-in closet, a separate washbasin, a reheating function for the bath, and a balcony. The kitchen is equipped with a three-burner IH cooking heater and a system kitchen. The bathroom has a shower, and the toilet is a warm-water bidet type. The apartment also has a delivery box and security cameras. BS and CS broadcasting are available. Flooring is installed throughout. The building has an elevator, a communal mailbox, and a coin laundry. Utilities include hot water supply, electricity, public water supply, and sewage.
The property is located about a 16-minute walk from Chiyo Kenchoguchi Station on the Fukuoka City Subway Hakozaki Line, a 19-minute walk from Umemada Kyudaibyoin-mae Station on the same line, and a 26-minute walk from Yoshizuka Station on the Kagoshima Main Line. The monthly rent is 50,000 yen with a management fee of 4,000 yen. The deposit and key money are listed as none. A room cleaning fee of 55,000 yen is required upon moving out. The intermediary fee is 55% of the monthly rent. Guarantor company membership is required at 80% of the rent. Key exchange costs 33,000 yen and resident support costs 15,000 yen are mandatory at contract. The renewal fee is 0.5 months of rent. The property is currently under renovation and is scheduled to be ready for move-in from early June 2026. The contract period is generally two years.
