別所コーポ403: A Spacious 3K Apartment in Kitakyushu
This property is a 3K layout apartment located on the 4th floor of the 8-story "Bessho Corp" building in the Bessho-cho area of Yahata Nishi Ward, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The apartment offers a generous private floor area of 43.12 sqm (approximately 13.04 tsubo), providing ample living space. The layout is detailed as K 4.5 / Japanese-style room 4.5 / Japanese-style room 6 / Western-style room 5.7, indicating a versatile mix of room types and sizes suitable for various living arrangements.
According to the agent's notes, the property features a balcony. The balcony is south-facing and measures 5 sqm, offering a pleasant outdoor space. The building itself is a reinforced concrete (RC) structure built in April 1975, making it approximately 50 years and 11 months old. Monthly management fees are 5,000 yen, with a reserve fund of 10,000 yen. The property is currently vacant and available for immediate handover. The building is managed by a full-consignment management company with a巡回 (rotating/patrol) management staff system. There is no dedicated parking space available with this unit.
The location is served by the Chikuhō Electric Railway's Imaike Station, which is about a 24-minute walk away. The local elementary school is Hikino Elementary School, approximately 500 meters away, and the junior high school is Hikino Junior High School, about 600 meters away. The area is zoned as a Category I Residential District.
The Yahata Nishi Ward area of Kitakyushu is a historically significant part of the city, known for its role in Japan's modern industrial development. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Yahata Steel Works, established in 1901, was once one of the most advanced steel production facilities in the world and played a crucial part in Japan's industrialization. A major tourist attraction not far from the property is the Kawachi Fujien (Wisteria Garden), famous for its breathtaking, colorful tunnels of wisteria flowers that bloom spectacularly each spring, drawing visitors from across the country.
