Smart Choice for Cost-Conscious Renters in a Quiet Osaka Neighborhood
This apartment presents a financially savvy rental opportunity in the quiet residential area of Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture. The monthly rent is 43,000 JPY, with a common area fee of 2,000 JPY. A key advantage is the minimal initial cost: there is no security deposit (敷金 0円), and the key money (礼金) is equivalent to just one month's rent. The property is a 1LDK layout with a total private floor area of 35 sqm (approximately 10.58 tsubo), located on the second floor of a two-story steel-framed building constructed in March 1977.
Translated agent notes provide essential details. The equipment (設備) includes: separate bath and toilet, shower, gas stove allowed, storage space, washing machine placement area, city gas, city gas water heating, and a bicycle parking area. Special features (特記) highlight that the apartment is situated in a quiet residential neighborhood (閑静な住宅街). A key remark (備考) clarifies that the floor plan should be prioritized based on the actual current condition (間取り図は、現況を優先させていただきます).
The apartment's features are practical for everyday living. The living-dining-kitchen area measures 8.5 tatami mats, and there is one Japanese-style room of 6 tatami mats. The balcony faces east, providing natural light. The property is equipped with city gas for water heating, ensuring strong water pressure at faucets and in the shower. The contract term is two years with a renewal fee, and tenant insurance is required. A credit card payment option is available.
The area of Higashiosaka offers convenient daily living with several supermarkets and convenience stores within a short walking distance, including Sundy and Super Sanko. For exploration, the property is within a 10-minute walk from Koromo-Kamikita Station on the Osaka Higashi Line, providing access to central Osaka. A notable nearby landmark is the ancient burial mound complex of the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group, a UNESCO World Heritage site located a short train ride away, offering a fascinating glimpse into Japan's early history.
