Resort Condominium in Yuzawa with Shared Onsen and Pool
This 2LDK condominium is located on the fourth floor of Sportsment Yuzawa 2, Building B, a 16-story resort property in Minamiuonuma District, Yuzawa Town, Niigata Prefecture. The unit offers a floor area of 60.38 square meters and includes a living/dining/kitchen area of 11.5 tatami mats, plus two Japanese-style rooms of 7.5 and 6 tatami mats. The kitchen is equipped with a two-burner IH stove, and the interior features air conditioning and included lighting fixtures. The property has a separate bathroom and toilet, a shower, an independent washstand, and an indoor washing machine space. Storage is provided by a shoe box.
The condominium is part of a large resort complex with extensive shared amenities. Residents can enjoy a 24-hour hot spring public bath (excluding cleaning times), a spa house, a 25-meter heated swimming pool, a 120-inch theater hall with 90 seats, a coin laundry, a ski locker room, a sports room, a tuning room for ski equipment, and a barbecue garden. The building has an elevator, 24-hour garbage disposal, a front desk service, an auto-lock system, security cameras, and a full-time building manager. The property is made of steel-framed reinforced concrete (SRC) and was constructed in October 1990. Parking is available outdoors with 145 spaces, free for the first car, with a 1,000 yen refundable deposit for second cars and guest use.
The property is located about 500 meters from Iwappara Ski Resort, approximately 3.5 kilometers from Echigo-Yuzawa Station on the JR Joetsu Shinkansen, and about 3 kilometers from the Yuzawa Interchange on the Kan-etsu Expressway. The current owner is living in the property. The construction was carried out by a joint venture of Okumura Corporation and Morishita Gumi. Internet fiber optic service is available via individual contract. A monthly fee of 242 yen is required for cable broadcasting, and a monthly water basic fee of 800 yen applies. A key card creation fee of 3,000 yen per card is required at purchase.
