Commercial Space Available in Yotsukaido, Chiba
This commercial property, known as the Honma Building, offers a dedicated rental space of 96.91 square meters (approximately 29.31 tsubo) in the bustling commercial district of Yotsukaido 1-chome, Chiba Prefecture. The building is a robust reinforced concrete (RC) structure built in September 1985, standing four stories above ground with one basement level. The unit is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from the JR Sobu Main Line's Yotsukaido Station, providing excellent access to central Tokyo and the wider Chiba area.
Critical agent notes have been translated for full transparency. The Equipment/Facilities include separate men's and women's toilets and storage space. Important Special Notes/Remarks detail the utility and fee structure: Electricity bills are charged monthly by the landlord based on usage, while water bills are charged every other month. The air conditioning units are considered fixtures that will remain in the property. The monthly rent includes a security system fee of 13,000 yen. Furthermore, the lease renewal fee is equivalent to one month of the new rent amount.
The property is designated for commercial use within a commercial zone, making it suitable for various business ventures, though it is explicitly noted that restaurants (飲食店) are not permitted. The rental terms include a security deposit of six months' rent, key money (reikin) of one month's rent, and a monthly common area maintenance fee of 11,000 yen. There is no separate management fee. The initial contract period is set for three years.
The surrounding area of Yotsukaido offers a blend of urban convenience and local charm. An interesting fact about the city is that its name, meaning "four streets," originates from the intersection of four major roads that historically converged there. For recreation and tourism, residents and business owners are within easy reach of notable attractions such as the expansive Inba Swamp, a large freshwater lake and prefectural park popular for birdwatching and water sports, and the culturally significant Shisui Premium Outlets for shopping enthusiasts.
