Maison Kou: A Spacious 2DK Apartment in a Quiet Residential Area of Kiyose, Tokyo
This apartment, named Maison Kou, offers a comfortable living space in the peaceful residential neighborhood of Kiyose City, Tokyo. The property is a 2DK layout with a total private area of 45.72 square meters (approximately 13.83 tsubo), providing ample room. The building is a three-story steel-framed structure built in March 1989, and this specific unit is located on the second floor.
The apartment comes equipped with city gas, air conditioning, and the capacity for a gas stove installation. It features a dedicated toilet, a separate bath and toilet, a shower, a washbasin, and an indoor space for a washing machine. Other facilities include CATV connectivity, a split-type layout, flooring, a corner room, a balcony, storage space, and a bicycle parking area. A key feature is the pet consultation policy, allowing for potential pet ownership. The unit is also suitable for two occupants and is situated in a quiet residential district.
Important notes regarding the rental guarantee companies are provided. Four companies are handled: Saison, Nihon Safety Jax, and Orico. Their respective initial guarantee fees are 40% or 50% of the total rent (with minimum fees of 15,000 yen or 20,000 yen), with annual renewal fees of 10,000 yen for Saison and Jax. Orico charges a monthly guarantee fee of 1% of the total rent. A bank transfer fee of 440 yen per month applies for the Jax plan. The renewal fee for the lease is equivalent to one month of the new rent.
The monthly rent is 76,000 yen. A security deposit (敷金) of one month's rent is required, while key money (礼金) is not charged. There is no monthly management fee, but a common area fee (共益費) of 3,000 yen applies. A parking space is available for an additional 10,000 yen per month. The current status is occupied, with availability from late May 2026. The lease contract period is two years.
Kiyose City offers a tranquil escape within the Tokyo metropolis. An interesting local fact is that the city is home to the Kiyose Sunflower Field, a vast area that blooms with over 100,000 sunflowers every summer, creating a spectacular yellow landscape. The closest major landmark is the historic Kawagoe City, often called "Little Edo" for its beautifully preserved old merchant houses and warehouse buildings, located a short train ride away and offering a fascinating glimpse into Japan's past.
