Estate Naha 305: Modern Concrete Apartment in Naha, Okinawa
This rental apartment, located in the vibrant city of Naha, Okinawa, offers a stylish and convenient urban lifestyle. The property features a fashionable exposed concrete exterior, providing a modern and industrial aesthetic. The interior is designed as an all-Western-style room layout, creating a bright and contemporary living space. Key facilities include an indoor washing machine space and a shoe box for storage.
Important financial notes detail the monthly and one-time costs. The monthly rent is 44,000 yen with an additional 4,000 yen for common area fees. There is no security deposit (敷金), but a one-month key money (礼金) of 44,000 yen is required. A guarantee company membership is mandatory; if opting out for a corporate contract, an additional month's key money is necessary. Other move-in costs include a monthly N-Support fee of 990 yen, a key replacement fee of 22,000 yen, a pre-move-in disinfection fee of 33,000 yen, and a parking plate fee of 2,200 yen. Upon moving out, an 11,000 yen air conditioning cleaning fee and actual cleaning costs will apply. A short-term cancellation penalty stipulates that if the contract is terminated within two years, one month's rent is required.
Additional remarks highlight the property's attractive features: the stylish exposed concrete exterior, free internet service, and the availability of parking contracts (for light vehicles only). The apartment is south-facing, benefits from good sunlight and views, and is situated in a quiet location.
The surrounding area of Oroku in Naha is a dynamic mix of residential and commercial zones. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Omoromachi Station area is a major hub, home to the Okinawa Convention Center and several large shopping complexes like DFS Galleria and Naha Main Place, built on land reclaimed from Naha Port. The closest major landmark is the Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum, a stunning architectural complex dedicated to the history, culture, and natural environment of the Ryukyu Islands.
