TO House: A Spacious 2LDK Detached Rental in Miyazaki City
This TO House offers a comfortable and well-equipped living space in Miyazaki City's Hayamizu Town. The property is a single-story detached house with a 2LDK layout, providing a total floor area of 63.84 square meters. The south-facing orientation ensures bright, natural sunlight throughout the day. Key features include a system kitchen, a separate bathroom and toilet, a walk-in closet, and a dedicated laundry area inside the home, which helps protect your washing machine from the elements and extends its lifespan. The property is equipped with air conditioning, heated toilet seats, a bath reheating system, a bathroom dryer, and wooden flooring throughout.
According to the agent's notes, the property uses propane gas, which offers strong heating power for faster baths and cooking, and is known for quicker restoration after disasters. The basic utilities include public water supply, a septic tank system, and a dedicated bath. The house is move-in ready and available for immediate occupancy. The rental terms include a security deposit and key money each equivalent to one month's rent (52,000 yen). A parking space for two vehicles is included in the rent. Pets are negotiable, but musical instruments and use as an office are not permitted. The property requires a guarantor and is suitable for up to two occupants. An initial cleaning fee of 55,000 yen applies.
The location is a 26-minute walk from JR Nippo Main Line's Miyakonojo Station and a 36-minute walk from Mimata Station. Daily conveniences are close at hand, with a convenience store (Seven-Eleven Miyakonojo Hayamizucho) just a 5-minute walk (376 meters) away. The area is also within walking distance of a drugstore (415m) and Hayamizu Nursery School (475m). The property was built in April 1992, making it 34 years old, and is a wooden structure.
Miyazaki Prefecture is renowned for its stunning natural coastline and subtropical climate. An interesting local fact is that the prefecture is home to the scenic Aoshima Island, connected to the mainland by a picturesque causeway lined with unique "devil's washboard" rock formations. The nearest major tourist attraction from this property is the historic Miyakonojo Castle Ruins, a park featuring reconstructed turrets and stone walls that offer a glimpse into the region's samurai past.
