Affordable and Welcoming Apartment in Mutsu, Aomori
This apartment, located in Mutsu City, Aomori Prefecture, offers a simple and budget-friendly living solution. The property is a 2K layout with two 6-tatami mat Japanese-style rooms, providing a total wall-core area of 28.0㎡ (approximately 8.47 tsubo). It is situated on the first floor of a two-story wooden building constructed in September 1967. The building is named "Seikatsu Hogo-sha Welcome House (with Air Conditioning)" and is explicitly welcoming to seniors, families with children, households with disabilities, foreign households, and low-income earners (including those receiving public assistance).
Key features and equipment include air conditioning, a refrigerator, a washing machine, a gas stove, a toilet, storage space, a closet, a washing machine area, lighting fixtures, and a monitor-equipped intercom at the entrance for added security. Please note that the unit does not have its own bath; however, there is a public bathhouse (sento) in the neighborhood. Utilities include propane gas for cooking and hot water, and public water supply. The property is a corner unit. Parking is available for an additional 3,000 yen per month, and there is also bicycle and motorcycle parking.
Special notes indicate this is an electronic contract対応 property. Important conditions include: no musical instruments, no smoking, no guarantor required, possible use as an office or company housing, and pets are negotiable. A two-year lease agreement is standard with no renewal fee. Tenants are required to join the Arc rental guarantee program (15,200 yen) and purchase renters' liability insurance (approximately 18,000 yen for two years).
The apartment is located in Mutsu's Yokamukae-cho district. The area offers convenient daily amenities, with a Mini Stop convenience store just a 2-minute walk away and a Lawson store within a 6-minute walk. For a scenic day trip, residents can visit the stunning Hotokegaura Sea Caves, a series of dramatic, sculpted rock formations along the Shimokita Peninsula coastline, approximately a 40-minute drive from the city center.
