Modern Coastal Living in Kugenuma Kaigan
This 2023-built apartment, located in the Kugenuma Kaigan area of Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture, offers a contemporary living space with practical features. The unit is a 1LDK layout with a walk-in closet, covering a floor area of 70.15 square meters. It is situated on the second floor of a five-story reinforced concrete building.
The property includes an inner garage, providing convenient storage for outdoor gear such as surfboards or camping equipment. A notable design element is a direct access route from the garage to the washroom, allowing residents to enter and clean up without tracking dirt through the main living area. The apartment has undergone renovation work completed in October 2025, which included new wall and ceiling wallpaper, replacement of light fixtures and fittings in the western-style room, and the application of Eco Carat tiles in the toilet.
The living, dining, and kitchen area features an open, face-to-face kitchen layout that allows for easy communication with the living room. The unit comes equipped with a dishwasher, a bathroom dryer, and a water purifier. The balcony measures 9.75 square meters and offers a view. Pets are permitted subject to building regulations, with a limit of two small dogs or cats. A surfboard storage space is available in the common areas for a monthly fee of 500 yen.
The property is located an 8-minute walk from Kugenuma Kaigan Station on the Odakyu Enoshima Line. Other nearby stations include Shonan Kaigan Koen Station (18-minute walk) on the Enoshima Electric Railway and Shonan Enoshima Station (24-minute walk) on the Shonan Monorail. The immediate neighborhood offers convenience with a convenience store and a supermarket within a short walking distance. The building has a full-time management system with a resident manager on weekdays from 8:00 to 12:00. Parking is available for a monthly fee between 16,000 and 20,000 yen. The property is currently vacant and ready for occupancy after the remaining balance is paid.
