Village House Kuroishi Building 2: A Spacious 3DK Apartment in a Quiet Residential Area
This apartment, located in Kuroishi City, Aomori Prefecture, offers a comfortable living space of approximately 53.96 square meters (about 16.32 tsubo) with a 3DK layout. Built in December 1978, the five-story reinforced concrete building provides a solid and secure environment. The property is conveniently situated within an 18-minute walk from the Konan Railway Konan Line's "Kuroishi" station, offering access to local transit.
The apartment comes well-equipped for modern living. Facilities include propane gas, air conditioning, a system kitchen, a separate bath and toilet, a washlet toilet with a reheating function, a designated indoor space for a washing machine, fiber-optic internet readiness, a balcony, bicycle parking, and an outdoor parking area for motorcycles. A gas stove can be installed. The property also features two paid parking spaces available for 2,200 yen each.
Important special notes from the agent have been translated for clarity. The property is located in a quiet residential neighborhood. Pet ownership is negotiable ("Pets: Consult"). A free rent period ("Free Rent") is offered. The entire contract process can be completed remotely via smartphone without the need to visit an office. Upon moving out, a house cleaning fee will be charged. Early termination of the contract will incur a penalty fee. For detailed conditions and screening criteria, interested parties are encouraged to inquire. The managing company emphasizes continued support after the contract is signed. An example of initial costs is provided: the first month's rent, the second month's rent, a two-year insurance premium of 10,000 yen, and a discount of 40,000 yen. The sum of these amounts constitutes the initial move-in cost. If the contract starts mid-month, the first month's rent will be calculated on a pro-rata basis.
The surrounding area of Kuroishi City is known for its traditional charm, including the well-preserved samurai district and the unique "Tsugaru Vidro" glassware. A major landmark not far away is the majestic Hakkoda Mountains, a popular destination for hiking, skiing, and enjoying the dramatic seasonal landscapes of the Aomori region.
