City Belle Jinzan Building B, Unit 106: A Compact and Secure Rental Apartment in Kitakyushu
This rental apartment, located in the Jinzan 1-chome area of Kitakyushu's Yahatanishi Ward, offers a compact and functional living space with a total floor area of 21.11 square meters (approximately 6.38 tsubo). The unit is a one-room layout and includes a dedicated private garden, providing a valuable outdoor space. The building is a two-story wooden structure built in March 1988.
The property comes equipped with a comprehensive range of facilities for comfortable living. These include air conditioning, hot water supply, a toilet, a combined bath and toilet unit with a shower, CATV connection, and a space for installing a gas cooker. A washing machine space is provided, and lighting fixtures are included. For security and convenience, the unit features a TV monitor intercom, a security camera, and a fire alarm. The property uses propane gas.
A key feature of this listing is the offer of free rent for a period, providing significant initial savings. The monthly rent is set at 19,000 yen. There is no security deposit (敷金), no key money (礼金), and no guarantee deposit (保証金). The management and common service fees are also listed as none. A rent guarantee company is involved, with an initial guarantee fee of 20,000 yen and an annual continuation fee of 13,000 yen. An optional 24-hour support service is available for 880 yen per month. The contract term is set for two years, and the property is currently vacant and available for immediate occupancy.
The surrounding Yahatanishi Ward is a residential part of Kitakyushu City. An interesting local fact is that Kitakyushu was formed in 1963 through the merger of five cities, including Yahata, which gives the ward its name. The area is well-connected, with the closest major train station being JR Kagoshima Main Line's Kurosaki Station, approximately a 19-minute walk away. For a notable tourist attraction, residents can visit the iconic Kawachi Wisteria Garden in nearby Yahatahigashi Ward, famous for its breathtaking tunnels of vibrant wisteria flowers during the spring season.
