Spacious 2DK Apartment in Urasoe with Free Parking and No Key Money
This well-presented rental apartment in the Sawazumi district of Urasoe City offers a comfortable and affordable living solution. The property features a 2DK layout, providing a dedicated dining-kitchen area alongside two rooms, with a total private floor area of approximately 38.88 square meters. Built in 1980, this reinforced concrete (RC) structure is a solid three-story building, and this unit is advantageously located on the top floor, ensuring excellent ventilation and pleasant views from the balcony.
Critical agent notes have been translated for clarity. The equipment and facilities include propane gas, a closet, and a traditional Japanese shoe storage cabinet (getabako). Important special notes and remarks detail the property's key benefits: it comes with hot water supply, one free parking space, and requires no key money (reikin). The top-floor position is again highlighted for its good airflow. The location is highly convenient, with Sawazumi Elementary School approximately a 5-minute walk away and the popular San-A Keizuka City shopping mall just a 5-minute drive. Please note that the provided photographs and floor plans may differ slightly from the actual condition, as the property is offered 'as-is'.
The apartment is move-in ready with manageable initial costs. The monthly rent is 40,000 yen with no additional monthly common service fees. The required deposits are one month's rent for security (shikikin) and no key money. The contract is for a fixed-term lease of two years. The location offers excellent daily convenience, with the Daimei Shogakko Iriguchi bus stop just a 4-minute walk away.
The Sawazumi area of Urasoe is a primarily residential neighborhood known for its family-friendly atmosphere and proximity to urban amenities. An interesting local fact is that Urasoe City was once the seat of the Ryukyu Kingdom's government before it moved to Shuri in Naha. The closest major tourist attraction is the Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum in the neighboring city of Omoromachi, approximately a 15-minute drive away, offering deep insights into Okinawa's unique history, culture, and natural environment.
