Modern Coastal Living in Naha's Akebono District
This contemporary 2LDK apartment, located on the 4th floor of a 14-story building constructed in 2022, offers a lifestyle where the sea feels intimately close. The property features a reinforced concrete (RC) structure, ensuring durability and stability. The unit is well-equipped with a system kitchen, a face-to-face counter kitchen layout that allows for interaction with the living and dining area, a bathroom dryer, a warm-water washing toilet seat, an independent washbasin, ample storage space, and an indoor washing machine placement area. Building amenities include an elevator, parcel delivery boxes, an auto-lock security system, surveillance cameras, and free internet access for residents.
The agent's notes provide essential details: The structure is reinforced concrete (RC造). Furthermore, the agent remarks that they flexibly respond to consultations regarding both selling and purchasing. They can introduce properties across all areas of Okinawa! Even properties listed with other companies can be introduced, allowing for multiple property viewings in a single day tailored to the client's preferred schedule. Pet conditions are subject to the management regulations.
The apartment boasts a functional layout with approximately 54.97 sqm (16.6 tsubo) of private area and a balcony of about 10.36 sqm (4.1 tsubo). Monthly fees include a 9,960 yen management fee and a 5,500 yen repair reserve fund. One parking space is available for 8,000 yen per month, with some restrictions on vehicle types. The property is currently tenanted, and the handover date is negotiable. The location in Naha's Akebono 3-chome is convenient, with shopping facilities nearby and bus access from the Okinawa Sharp-mae bus stop just a 3-minute walk away.
The Akebono district in Naha provides a blend of residential comfort and urban convenience. An interesting historical fact about Naha is that it was almost completely destroyed during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945 and has since been meticulously rebuilt into the vibrant prefectural capital it is today. The area is within reasonable proximity to major attractions like Shuri Castle, a reconstructed UNESCO World Heritage site and former palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, offering a deep dive into Okinawa's unique cultural history.
