Granfine Daigoho B: A Modern Single-Story Rental House in Nakatsu, Oita
This property, Granfine Daigoho B, is a contemporary single-story detached house for rent in the Daigoho area of Nakatsu City, Oita Prefecture. Built in March 2016, this 11-year-old wooden structure offers a comfortable 2LDK layout with a total floor area of 58.50 square meters. The monthly rent is 53,000 yen with an additional 4,000 yen in management fees. Key financial terms include no security deposit (敷金無) and a key money (礼金) equivalent to two months' rent.
The house is well-equipped with modern amenities for a convenient lifestyle. It features a system kitchen, a separate washbasin area that is detached from the bathroom, making it very convenient for makeup and hair styling, and a unit bath with a reheating function (追い焚き) for enjoying a warm bath at any time. Other notable equipment includes air conditioning, flooring throughout, a walk-in closet, a bidet toilet seat, an indoor washing machine space, a bathroom dryer, and a monitor-equipped doorphone for peace of mind when dealing with unknown visitors. The property is also pet negotiable (ペット相談).
Access is via the JR Nippo Main Line to Nakatsu Station, followed by a 15-minute bus ride to the Yawata-mae bus stop, which is a 3-minute walk from the house. The property includes parking space for two or more vehicles at an additional monthly cost of 3,300 yen. It is described as a popular single-story type house with a face-to-face kitchen and a spacious washing area in the unit bath. Additional notes mention it is packed with features that are delightful for child-rearing, with a neighborhood association fee of 300 yen per month and an optional "安心サポート" (peace of mind support) service for 1,100 yen per month.
The area of Nakatsu is rich in history, famously known as the birthplace of the influential scholar and physician Ogata Koan. A major landmark nearby is the impressive Nakatsu Castle, a seaside fortress originally built in the late 16th century, offering beautiful views and a glimpse into the region's samurai past.
