Grand Palace Proud Itozu: A Spacious Condominium with Pet-Friendly Living
Located on the 15th floor of a 15-story building in Kitakyushu's Kokurakita Ward, this 3LDK condominium offers 82.18 square meters of comfortable living space complemented by a generous 33.75 square meter balcony. Built in October 2010, the property features a reinforced concrete structure and occupies a corner position with southeastern exposure, providing excellent natural light throughout the day.
The current status indicates the property is occupied, and viewings can be arranged by contacting the agent to schedule a convenient date. Important remarks include its location within the Itozu Elementary School and Itabitsu Junior High School area, with pet ownership permitted. The unit comes with one subdivided parking space, which includes a monthly management fee of 1,000 yen and a repair reserve fund of 500 yen. Interior features include underfloor heating in the living area, silicone coating on all room floors for durability, and UV-cut processing on southeastern windows for enhanced comfort and energy efficiency.
The building offers comprehensive amenities including two elevators to minimize wait times, an auto-lock security system for safety, and a delivery box for receiving packages when residents are away. The kitchen is equipped with a three-burner IH stove and counter-style layout, while the bathroom and toilet are separate for convenience. Additional features include a shower-equipped vanity, heated toilet seat, independent washroom, and ample closet storage throughout.
The surrounding area of Ueitozu offers convenient access to daily necessities with a convenience store just 226 meters away, Kitakyushu Bank Itozu Branch within 358 meters, and Kokura Daiichi Hospital approximately 474 meters from the property. The neighborhood is particularly noted for its seasonal beauty, with cherry blossoms along the Itabitsu River in spring and colorful foliage in autumn visible from the building. The closest major landmark is Kokura Castle, located approximately 3 kilometers away, which serves as one of Kitakyushu's most significant historical sites and cultural attractions.
