Lapis Kashima: A Bright and Convenient Apartment in Kadoma City
This rental apartment, located in Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture, offers a comfortable and practical living space. The unit is a one-room layout with a total floor area of 21 square meters (approximately 6.35 tsubo) and features a balcony. It is situated on the third floor of a three-story steel-framed building constructed in March 1992.
The property boasts several key features. The bathroom and toilet are separate, and the unit includes a shower, washbasin, space for a gas cooker, a closet, air conditioning, and a washing machine placement area. A special note highlights that the unit is on the top floor, which makes it less susceptible to flying pests, a recommended feature for those who dislike insects. Furthermore, the apartment utilizes city gas for hot water supply, ensuring strong water pressure from both the faucet and shower.
Financial details are clearly outlined. The monthly rent is 22,000 yen with a monthly common area fee of 3,000 yen. There is no security deposit (敷金). Key money (礼金) is required, equivalent to one month's rent. The initial contract period is two years, and a renewal fee applies. Tenant guarantee company membership is required, with an initial fee of 20,000 yen and a renewal fee of 10,000 yen per year. An optional 24-hour emergency support service is available for a monthly fee of 1,100 yen. Credit card payments are accepted for initial costs.
The location is highly convenient. The apartment is an 8-minute walk from Kashima Station on the Keihan Main Line and a 12-minute walk from Owada Station on the same line. The surrounding area provides easy access to daily necessities with several supermarkets, including Top World Kashima and Daiei Owada, and convenience stores like FamilyMart and Lawson within a short distance.
Kadoma City is an important industrial hub in Osaka, famously known as the global headquarters of Panasonic. For recreation and tourism, residents can easily access central Osaka to visit major landmarks such as the iconic Osaka Castle, a historic fortress set in a vast park, which is a short train ride away.
