Renovated 1LDK Apartment with Pet-Friendly Policy in Nagaoka
This charming 1LDK apartment, located in a quiet residential area of Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, offers a comfortable and modern living space. The property is situated on the top (2nd) floor of a two-story wooden apartment building, ensuring no overhead noise. The interior was fully renovated in March 2026, featuring a new kitchen, under-cabinet lighting, and double-glazed windows installed in the kitchen's sliding window, the west-facing room, and the north-facing room for improved insulation and comfort.
The apartment's facilities are comprehensive. It includes a separate bathroom and toilet, a bidet toilet seat with heated functions, an independent washbasin area, air conditioning, city gas, and a balcony. All rooms feature flooring and come with built-in storage and closets, with a designated indoor space for a washing machine. The unit is a corner residence, providing extra light and privacy. One parking space is included on the premises at no extra charge, with no additional spaces available.
Significant financial benefits are part of this rental offer. There is no key money (reikin) required, and the agency commission is waived as the listing company is the lessor. A one-month free rent period is offered (details should be confirmed with the management company), though early termination within the first year incurs a penalty of one month's rent. The security deposit (shikikin) is 50,000 JPY, which increases to 100,000 JPY if pets are approved. The property is marketed as suitable for newlyweds, couples, single individuals, and students. Consultations are available for seniors and for keeping pets (dogs and cats are OK). A guarantee company membership is required for all tenants.
The area of Nagaoka is rich in culture and history, famously known for its spectacular annual fireworks festival, one of Japan's largest and most impressive. For a notable local attraction, residents can visit the Nagaoka City Local History Museum to delve into the region's past, or enjoy the scenic views along the Shinano River, Japan's longest river, which flows through the city.
