Asahi Plaza Shesta Yamanakako Corina Ichibankan: A 1LDK with Views of Mount Fuji and Lake Yamanaka
This property is a 1LDK apartment located on the 6th floor of a 7-story building, offering spectacular views of both Mount Fuji and Lake Yamanaka from its living, dining, and kitchen area. The unit has a private floor area of 63.36 square meters (approximately 19.16 tsubo) and includes a 4.00 square meter balcony, perfect for taking in the scenery. The layout features a combined living, dining, and kitchen space of approximately 20.1 tatami mats, along with a Japanese-style room with built-in closets measuring about 7.5 tatami mats.
According to the agent's notes, the building's facilities are extensive and resort-oriented. They include a tennis court, a fitness studio, and other shared amenities such as billiards, karaoke, and a guest room within the villa area. The property is equipped with electricity supplied by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), LP gas via a centralized system, water from a well, gas-powered hot water, and a centralized purification tank for drainage and sewage. The building itself is a 7-story reinforced concrete structure with a zinc-galvanized steel plate roof, built in July 1990. It is important to note that the property is located within a sediment disaster warning area (yellow zone).
The management is fully entrusted to Tokyu Community Co., Ltd. For villa use, the monthly running costs are 21,830 yen, comprising a 16,220 yen management fee and a 5,610 yen repair reserve fund. Additional one-time costs include a contract stamp duty of 5,000 yen and an agency commission of 330,000 yen upon purchase. The property is currently vacant and ready for handover. Parking is available with 32 paid spaces at 60,000 yen per year and 24 free spaces.
The area surrounding Lake Yamanaka, the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, is a premier resort destination renowned for its outdoor activities like boating, fishing, and hiking, with the iconic silhouette of Mount Fuji providing a constant, breathtaking backdrop. A fascinating local fact is that Lake Yamanaka is the only one of the five lakes to have a natural outflow, the Katsuragawa River. The closest major landmark is, of course, the majestic Mount Fuji itself, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Japan's most famous symbol, visible in all its glory from this property.
