Modern Rental Apartment in Kumamoto City's Minami Ward
This 1LDK rental apartment is located on the second floor of a four-story reinforced concrete building in the Shiroto area of Minami Ward, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture. The property was constructed in February 2024, making it a relatively new building. The unit offers a total floor area of 40.00 square meters and features a balcony measuring 4.40 square meters. The main living and dining area spans 10.90 tatami mats, complemented by a separate Western-style room of 4.50 tatami mats. The primary exposure faces south, allowing for ample natural light.
The apartment is equipped with a range of modern amenities. The kitchen is a counter-type system kitchen with a gas stove connection, and the property uses propane gas. The bathroom and toilet are separate, with the bathroom featuring a reheating function and a dryer. The washstand includes a hand shower, and the toilet is equipped with a warm water washing seat. An air conditioner is installed, and the apartment has a walk-in closet for storage. The flooring is hardwood, and the unit includes a TV door phone and security cameras for safety. The building is equipped with an auto-lock system and an elevator, and there is a delivery box for packages. Internet usage is free of charge. The property is a corner unit, offering additional privacy. Bicycle parking is available, and a parking space can be rented for 3,300 yen per month (with one space currently available).
The property is situated approximately a 5-minute walk from the Imayoshino bus stop, served by Kumamoto Bus. The immediate area includes a convenience store within a 612-meter radius. The monthly rent is 57,000 yen, with a management fee of 4,000 yen. There is no deposit or key money required. A guarantee company is mandatory, with an initial fee ranging from 0 to 30,000 yen and a monthly guarantee fee of 2.2% to 2.5% of the monthly rent. Furniture and appliance rental is available for an additional monthly fee of 3,500 to 10,000 yen (tax included).
