Compact and Convenient One-Room Apartment in Arita, Saga
This one-room apartment, located in the quiet residential area of Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, offers a simple and efficient living space ideal for a minimalist lifestyle. The property is a wooden apartment building constructed in April 1977, with this specific unit situated on the first floor of a two-story structure. The total private floor area is 22 square meters (approximately 6.65 tsubo), laid out as a single room with a 10-tatami mat Western-style room and a balcony facing northwest for natural light.
Key features and equipment of the apartment include a separate bath and toilet, a shower, a gas stove, ample storage space, an air conditioner, CATV connection, and an indoor space for a washing machine. Special notes highlight that the property is suitable for elderly residents, is located in a quiet neighborhood, and benefits from two-sided lighting. Additional remarks indicate the room is perfect for students, and usage as an office is permitted. The rental terms are notably tenant-friendly: there is no key money (礼金 0円), a security deposit equivalent to one month's rent, and no monthly management or common area fees. The contract period is two years with no renewal fee. Other conditions include permission for room sharing and DIY modifications, though smoking is prohibited. A rental guarantee is required.
The apartment is situated in Arita Town, a historic area within Saga Prefecture famously known as the birthplace of Japanese porcelain. Arita's 400-year ceramic tradition began after the discovery of high-quality kaolin clay in the early 17th century, leading to the development of the exquisite Arita-yaki (伊万里焼) style that was highly prized in Europe. The property is within walking distance of Arita Station, providing access to the Sasebo and Nishi-Kyushu lines. The closest major landmark is the historic Arita Ceramic Park, which features beautiful gardens, kiln ruins, and museums dedicated to the town's world-renowned porcelain heritage.
