Reses Kawaguchiko Building B: A Resort Condominium with Majestic Mount Fuji Views
According to the agent's notes, the property's equipment and facilities are managed by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). The building itself, constructed in July 1990, is a reinforced concrete structure. The unit features an all-electric system with an electric water heater and is connected to public water supply and a centralized purification tank for drainage. A significant highlight of this resort complex is its shared facilities, which include a large communal bath with a sauna, available during specific holiday periods, weekends, and national holidays. Other shared amenities include vending machine areas.
Potential buyers should note important details from the special remarks. The property is located within a sediment disaster warning area (Yellow Zone). Furthermore, details regarding past renovation and repair work are documented in a separate "Renovation/Repair Work Description" from August 2020. The condominium is under full entrusted management with an on-site manager from Tokyu Community Co., Ltd. Monthly running costs are estimated at 30,410 yen, which breaks down into a management fee of 19,800 yen, a repair reserve fund of 9,580 yen, and a water base charge of 1,030 yen. Additional one-time costs include a contract stamp duty of 5,000 yen and an agency commission of 330,000 yen upon purchase.
The area surrounding Lake Kawaguchi is a premier tourist destination renowned for its natural beauty and outdoor activities. An interesting fact is that Lake Kawaguchi is the most developed of the Fuji Five Lakes, offering the most unobstructed view of Mount Fuji from its northern shore, which is perfectly aligned with the mountain's peak. The closest major landmark is, unequivocally, the majestic Mount Fuji itself, a UNESCO World Heritage site and Japan's tallest mountain, providing a ever-present and awe-inspiring backdrop to daily life in this serene resort setting.
