Residence Ceramic 201: A Quiet, Student-Friendly Apartment in Nagaoka
This 1K apartment, located on the top floor of a two-story wooden apartment building, offers a comfortable and convenient living space in a quiet residential neighborhood of Nagaoka, Niigata. The property, named Residence Ceramic Room 201, features a separate bath and toilet, air conditioning, city gas, a designated indoor space for a washing machine, built-in closets, and lighting in each room. As a corner unit, it benefits from extra light and privacy.
Critical agent notes have been fully translated: The property is situated in a quiet residential area, is on the top floor, includes one free parking space, is a corner residence, has a separate bath and toilet, has air conditioning and city gas, has an indoor washing machine space, includes closets and lighting in each room, and is available for immediate occupancy. A guarantee company is available for use. Notably, there is no security deposit (敷金) or key money (礼金) required. The property is recommended for students and single occupants, and guarantee company membership is required. It is specifically recommended for students of Nagaoka Institute of Design and Nagaoka University of Technology. A special remark states that the provided photos are for reference only.
The apartment is a 49-minute walk from the JR Shinetsu Line's Nagaoka Station, or a 7-minute walk from the Nishinagaoka Annai-sho Mae bus stop. The monthly rent is 40,000 yen with no additional monthly management fees, though a 400-yen neighborhood association fee applies. Initial move-in costs are streamlined, with key replacement fees and agency commission as the primary upfront expenses. Built in August 1992 (33 years old), the property has restrictions against two-person occupancy, pets, and musical instruments.
The area of Nagaoka is rich in history and culture within Niigata Prefecture. An interesting fact is that the city is famous for its spectacular annual Nagaoka Festival, which features one of Japan's most beautiful firework displays over the Shinano River. The closest major landmark is the historic Nagaoka Castle Ruins and the surrounding Nagaoka Shrine, a serene spot that offers a glimpse into the region's samurai past and provides beautiful seasonal scenery.
