Cozy and Convenient Rental Apartment in Urasoe, Okinawa
This modern apartment, known as "Coop New Miyabi," offers a comfortable and well-equipped living space in the convenient Izu district of Urasoe City, Okinawa. The property is a relatively new build, constructed in 2016, and features a 2LDK layout with all Western-style rooms. The total private floor area is approximately 46.3 square meters, providing a spacious living, dining, and kitchen area of about 10 square meters.
The apartment comes with a comprehensive set of facilities and equipment. These include propane gas, a separate bath and toilet, a vanity unit with hair-washing sink, a bathtub, air conditioning, a shoe cupboard (getabako), internet connectivity, a monitor-equipped intercom, and a designated indoor space for a washing machine. The building is constructed with reinforced concrete (RC). A significant feature is the inclusion of a roofed parking space, which is provided free of charge, and it is equipped with an EV (electric vehicle) charger.
Location is a key advantage. The apartment is situated within the school districts for Uragusuku Elementary School (a 2-minute walk) and Nakanishi Junior High School. Daily necessities and services are within easy walking distance, including Max Value Izu Store, Kanehide Izu Store, Izu Post Office, Drug Eleven, other pharmacies, Geo, FamilyMart, and Lawson. Branches of Ryukyu Bank, Okinawa Bank, and Kaijo Bank are also a short 3-minute drive away. Public transport is accessible via the Izu 2-chome bus stop, just a 2-minute walk from the property.
The rental terms include a monthly rent of 65,000 yen plus a 2,000 yen common area maintenance fee. Key money (reikin) is set at 1.0 month's rent, while the security deposit (shikikin) is 0 months. Other initial costs include a renewal fee of 11,000 yen (equivalent to 1.1 months' rent), rent guarantee insurance of 40,200 yen, a two-year fire insurance premium of 19,000 yen, and a lock replacement fee of 8,800 yen. The contract is for a fixed-term lease of 2.0 years.
