First House Kitanakagusuku Village Misaki: A Modern Rental Apartment with Sea Views in Okinawa
This rental apartment, located in the Misaki area of Kitanakagusuku Village, Okinawa, offers a comfortable and convenient lifestyle with a range of modern amenities. The property features a 1K layout with approximately 23 square meters of private space, situated on the 3rd floor of a 3-story reinforced concrete (RC) building constructed in 2017.
The apartment is well-equipped for modern living. Facilities include propane gas, a separate bath and toilet with a unit bath, a combined shampoo washbasin and vanity counter, a bathtub, a gas clothes dryer, air conditioning, a closet, a shoe cupboard, and an indoor washing machine space. For security and convenience, the building has an auto-lock system and a monitor-equipped intercom. A significant benefit is the inclusion of internet connectivity with free internet service.
Special notes from the agent highlight that this is a popular unit with upcoming availability. The initial move-in costs are detailed as follows: monthly rent of 45,000 yen; a common area maintenance fee of 4,000 yen; parking fee of 4,000 yen; a monthly "Flex Anshin Support" fee of 980 yen; a security deposit (敷金) of 45,000 yen; a key money (礼金) of 45,000 yen; an agency commission of 49,500 yen; a rent guarantee fee of 21,592 yen (with an annual renewal fee of 10,000 yen, or a lump-sum plan of 43,184 yen); a comprehensive occupant insurance premium of 18,000 yen (renewed every 2 years); and a key replacement cost of 11,000 yen. The total initial cost amounts to 244,072 yen plus prorated daily charges. Additionally, there is a monthly rent withdrawal fee of 330 yen. Nearby commercial facilities include the Okinawa Prefectural Comprehensive Athletic Park, Lawson, Manga Sōko Awase Store, A&W Awase Store, and the San-A V21 Awase Shokuhinkan supermarket.
The area of Misaki in Kitanakagusuku Village provides a blend of residential calm and accessibility. It is just a 5-minute walk from the Ken Sōgō Undō Kōen Mae bus stop, offering public transport links. An interesting fact about the region is that it sits on the central part of Okinawa Island, an area historically significant for its *gusuku* (Ryukyuan castles). The closest major landmark is the expansive Okinawa Prefectural Comprehensive Athletic Park, a large sports complex that hosts various events and is a hub for local recreation.
