Compact and Convenient 1K Apartment Near Kokushikan University
This charming second-floor apartment offers a comfortable and practical living space in the sought-after Tsurukawa area of Machida City, Tokyo. The unit features a 1K layout with a 5.5-tatami mat Japanese-style room that benefits from a south-facing orientation, ensuring excellent natural sunlight. The 1.5-tatami mat kitchen area includes a window for ventilation and is set up to allow for the installation of a gas stove according to the resident's preference.
Key equipment and features include air conditioning for year-round comfort, two separate storage spaces within the room (one by the window and one by the kitchen), and a private balcony on the second floor that offers a degree of privacy. The bathroom is a clean, combined unit with a shower. The building itself is a two-story wooden apartment complex conveniently located near Kokushikan University, making it particularly appealing for students. A significant convenience is the on-site garbage disposal area within the property grounds, simplifying trash disposal for busy individuals.
Special notes and remarks detail the financial conditions: the monthly rent is 18,000 JPY with a 2,000 JPY management fee. There is no security deposit (敷金) or key money (礼金). Initial costs include a key exchange fee starting from 16,500 JPY, a DUSKIN insect extermination service fee of 16,500 JPY, and an interior cleaning fee of 44,000 JPY. The lease is a two-year fixed-term contract (定期借家) with renewal possible. A rental guarantee is required, with the initial cost being 50% of the total rent and fees (minimum guarantee fee applies), followed by a monthly premium of 1% of the total or an annual fee of 10,000 JPY. The apartment is offered as-is regarding the tatami mats; replacement is available for an additional 36,300 JPY (tax included). Credit card payment is accepted for both initial and monthly fees.
The Tsurukawa district provides a balanced residential atmosphere with good access to nature and city amenities. An interesting local fact is that the area is part of the Tama Hills region, known for its lush greenery and numerous parks. For a major tourist attraction, residents can easily visit the historic Yokohama Chinatown, one of the largest in the world, located a train ride away in neighboring Kanagawa Prefecture, offering a vibrant cultural and culinary experience.
