Spacious 7th-Floor Corner Apartment with Panoramic Views in Nagasaki
This well-presented apartment offers a unique living experience on the 7th floor of the "Surpass Izumimachi" building in Nagasaki. The property is a south-facing 4LDK layout with a generous 83.55 sqm (approx. 25.27 tsubo) of private floor area, providing ample space for family life. Its corner position ensures excellent independence, a sense of openness, and superb natural light from three sides.
The apartment comes equipped with city gas, a system kitchen with three or more burner holes, an elevator, a parcel delivery box, a bidet toilet with warm-water washing, a shampoo dresser, an indoor space for a washing machine, ample storage space and closets, and an auto-lock security system. Special notes on the property include an exterior finished with tiles, excellent sunlight exposure, a quiet residential neighborhood, no building directly in front, visitor parking, and a daytime building manager.
Key features highlighted by the agent include a living room layout designed to maximize the refreshing and expansive views. The kitchen also enjoys a good outlook. The Japanese-style room, which can be accessed without passing through the LDK, is perfect for use as a guest room or can be combined with the LDK to create a spacious 22.3-jo (approx. 36.8 sqm) area. A parking space is available within the complex (as of March 24, 2026), though there are size restrictions and a parking space lottery is held every two years. The location offers swift access, with a bus stop just a 1-minute walk away. By car, key points are approximately 5 minutes to the Kawadaira IC entrance, 6 minutes to a Mega Don Quijote store, 9 minutes to Togitsu Town Hall, 10 minutes to Nagayo Town Hall, 13 minutes to the Nagasaki Prefectural Office, and 17 minutes to Nagasaki City Hall.
The area of Izumi in Nagasaki City is a peaceful residential district. An interesting historical fact about Nagasaki is its unique role during Japan's period of isolation (sakoku), when it was the sole port open to limited foreign trade, primarily with the Dutch and Chinese. This history is reflected in the city's cosmopolitan architecture and cuisine. The closest major landmark is the famous Glover Garden and Oura Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site located a short drive away, offering stunning views of the harbor and a glimpse into Nagasaki's international past.
