T-Stage Akaike Garden Terrace Apartment
This property is a 4LDK apartment located on the 12th floor of the T-Stage Akaike Garden Terrace condominium complex in Akaike, Nisshin City, Aichi Prefecture. The apartment offers a spacious 91.33㎡ of private floor area complemented by a 26.3㎡ balcony. Its position on the 12th floor provides excellent views, though it is noted that these views are not permanently guaranteed.
The building itself is a large-scale, 131-unit condominium originally developed by Toyota Smile Life Co., Ltd. It features a reinforced concrete (steel-reinforced concrete) structure and was built in February 2008, making it 19 years old. The apartment is a corner unit with a southwest-facing balcony, ensuring good ventilation and sunlight. Building amenities include an auto-lock security system, elevator, garden terrace, sky terrace, mail corner, terrace lounge, grand entrance, porte-cochère, and a parcel delivery box system that allows for package receipt even when residents are not at home.
According to the agent's notes, the property includes the following specific details. Equipment/Facilities: The building has a daytime manager. Special Notes/Remarks: The listed price does not include fixtures, furniture, or interior decoration costs. Regarding T-Stage Akaike Garden Terrace: This is a former Toyota Smile Life Co., Ltd. development with 131 units. Pets are allowed (subject to detailed rules). One self-propelled parking space can be inherited for a monthly fee of 6,000 yen due to exclusive use rights. The 12th-floor location offers good views (views are not permanently guaranteed). Regarding the room: Each living area [text incomplete].
The location is highly convenient, with Akaike Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway Tsurumai Line just a 6-minute walk away, and Hirabari Station a 16-minute walk. The address is Akaike 3-chome, Nisshin City, Aichi Prefecture. Monthly fees include a 9,900 yen management fee and a 14,500 yen repair reserve fund. The property is for sale at a price of 47,800,000 yen.
