Leopalace Chura Unit 204: A Modern Apartment in Naha
This Leopalace Chura apartment offers a convenient and comfortable living space in Naha City, Okinawa. The property is a 1K layout with a total private area of 23.5 square meters (approximately 7.1 tsubo), located on the 2nd floor of a 4-story reinforced concrete (RC) building constructed in November 2010. The apartment comes fully furnished and equipped, including air conditioning, heating, a washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, and television. A key feature is the indoor washing machine placement area, providing a dedicated utility space.
According to the detailed agent notes, the estimated initial costs are broken down into two parts. The first covers two months of rent and associated fees, totaling 138,408 yen. This includes rent of 116,000 yen, a common area maintenance fee of 13,000 yen, an environmental maintenance fee of 1,100 yen, an internet usage fee of 7,260 yen, and a handling fee of 1,048 yen. The second part covers move-in costs totaling 184,980 yen, which includes a key money (reikin) payment of 58,000 yen, a move-out cleaning fee of 41,800 yen, a contract-time guarantee commission of 68,680 yen, and a key exchange fee of 16,500 yen. Notably, there is no security deposit (shikikin). Please note that if the contract is signed mid-month, a prorated amount will be added.
The neighborhood is well-served by daily amenities. Within a short walk, you'll find a Co-op Kokuba supermarket (approx. 6 minutes), a FamilyMart convenience store in front of Nakaijima Elementary School (approx. 3 minutes), and other shopping options like Town Plaza Kanehide Haebaru Market and Fresh Plaza Union Tsukayama store. The property is also within the school district for Nakaijima Elementary School (approx. 3-minute walk) and Nakaijima Junior High School (approx. 10-minute walk). For transportation, the nearest bus stop, Uema, is about a 2-minute walk away.
The area of Naha is rich in history and culture, being the capital of Okinawa Prefecture. An interesting fact is that the city was almost completely destroyed during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945 and was meticulously rebuilt in the post-war era. The closest major tourist attraction is the magnificent Shuri Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the former palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, located just a few kilometers away.
