Maple Apartments in Urasoe: A Refurbished 2DK with Convenient Parking
This rental apartment, named Maple, is located in the Miyagi district of Urasoe City, Okinawa. It offers a comfortable 2DK layout with a total private area of approximately 38.88 square meters, spread across the 4th floor of a 5-story building constructed in 1998. The monthly rent is 65,000 yen, with a common area maintenance fee of 3,000 yen. A key feature is the availability of parking for up to two vehicles, with the first space costing 11,000 yen per month. This is particularly appealing for households with multiple cars. The apartment has undergone renovation, presenting a clean and fresh living space ideal for starting a new chapter.
The property's equipment and facilities include propane gas, a separate bath and toilet, a shoe cupboard (getabako), and internet connectivity. The agent's special notes highlight the appeal of the two-contract parking and the refurbished, beautiful rooms. They emphasize that the separate bath and toilet support a comfortable lifestyle. Important contact notes are also provided: viewings may not be possible depending on application status or the condition of the unit before/after vacancy; responses to inquiries may take time as they are handled in order; and no viewing or contract is confirmed until an agent makes contact. The handling real estate company, Maruyu Housing, offers online support from viewing to contract, making the process accessible even for those living on remote islands or outside the prefecture.
The location is highly convenient. Miyagi Elementary School is about an 2-minute walk away, while the San-A Miyagi Shokuhinkan supermarket is just a 3-minute walk. FamilyMart Miyagi 5-chome store is a 4-minute walk. For transportation, the Furujima Station is about 23 minutes away, and the Mochibaru bus stop is a 3-minute walk. The area is part of Urasoe City, which is rich in history as the site of the former Urasoe Castle, a significant Gusuku period fortress. A major nearby tourist attraction is the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum and the Cornerstone of Peace in Itoman, which commemorates the Battle of Okinawa and is a profound site for reflection.
