Compact and Affordable Apartment Near Aomori University
This rental apartment, located in Aomori City, offers a convenient and cost-effective living solution. The property is a 1K layout with a total private area of 21.53 sqm (approximately 6.51 tsubo), featuring a 7-tatami mat Western-style room and a 2.5-tatami mat kitchen area. The building is a two-story wooden structure, and this unit is situated on the second floor. It was built in October 1995.
Key features and equipment include a separate bath and toilet, shower, storage space, air conditioning, FF heater, internet readiness, an indoor space for a washing machine, flooring, lighting fixtures, and hot water supply. Important notes from the agent specify that residential property insurance premiums and guarantee entrustment fees are variable. Parking is available but has a quantity limit and is entirely self-managed, requiring confirmation. There is a garbage collection area within the premises.
The monthly rent is a very affordable 18,000 JPY with no administrative or common service fees. There is no key money (reikin) required, and the security deposit (shikikin) is just one month's rent. There is no renewal fee. The contract period is two years, and tenant insurance is required (approximately 19,000 JPY for two years for fire insurance, though details may change based on the occupant or conditions). A rental guarantee company membership is also required.
The area is conveniently located near Aomori University and has a convenience store nearby. For transportation, Aoi Mori Railway's Tsutsui Station is a 40-minute walk or a 30-minute bus ride plus a 5-minute walk from the Aomori University Mae bus stop. The property is currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy.
The surrounding Aomori region is rich in culture and natural beauty. An interesting fact is that Aomori is famous for its Nebuta Festival, a vibrant summer event featuring enormous, illuminated paper lantern floats. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Aomori Museum of Art, which houses significant contemporary works and is set against a backdrop of scenic parkland.
