Pet-Friendly Terrace House in Ichinomiya with Flexible Living Options
This charming rental terrace house, located in Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture, offers a unique and flexible living opportunity. The property is a single-story wooden structure built in April 1970, with a total floor area of 34.71 sqm (approximately 10.49 tsubo). The layout is designated as 2SK, which comprises two Japanese-style rooms (one 6-tatami mat room and one 4.5-tatami mat room) and a 3-tatami mat service room.
Key features and agent notes highlight its inclusive and pet-friendly nature. The listing explicitly states: "★ You can live with your pet! ★ Tenants receiving public assistance, single elderly persons, and foreign technical trainees are eligible to move in. ★ On-site viewings are currently being accepted!! ★ Free phone: 0120-41-9044." The property is currently vacant and available for immediate occupancy.
Regarding financial terms, the monthly rent is 15,000 yen with no monthly management or common area fees. A security deposit (敷金) equivalent to one month's rent and a key money (礼金) payment also equal to one month's rent are required. There is no renewal fee (更新料). The initial contract period is two years, and tenant insurance is required (approximately 25,000 yen for two years). A rental guarantee is also required, with an initial fee of 60% of the rent and a monthly fee of 1.5% of the rent.
Additional equipment and special notes include: separate toilet and bath, a window in the bathroom, storage space, air conditioning, propane gas, a bicycle parking area, and a motorcycle parking space. The property allows for consultation on pets (small dogs, large dogs, and cats are permissible), musical instruments, and DIY projects. Smoking is prohibited, and the property can be used as an office. Parking is available at no extra cost.
The area of Ichinomiya is historically significant as a major center for the textile industry, particularly woolen fabrics. For recreation and culture, residents can easily visit the famous Meiji Mura museum in nearby Inuyama, an extensive open-air architectural museum preserving buildings from Japan's Meiji, Taisho, and early Showa periods.
