Renovated 3LDK Apartment in Osaka's Asahi Ward
This spacious 3LDK apartment, located in Osaka's Asahi Ward, offers a comfortable and modern living space following a comprehensive renovation. The property features a total floor area of 60.77 square meters (approximately 18.38 tsubo) and is situated on the 8th floor of a 9-story reinforced concrete building constructed in February 1973. The layout includes three bedrooms, a living-dining-kitchen area, and an east-facing orientation.
According to the agent's notes, the property has undergone a full interior renovation scheduled for completion in October 2025. This renovation includes a new kitchen with an L-shaped counter and a dishwasher, a new unit bath, a new washbasin, a new toilet, new fixtures, new wallpaper throughout all rooms, and new flooring in the LDK, all bedrooms, and the hallway. The water heater has also been replaced, and a full house cleaning will be performed. The property is currently vacant, allowing for immediate viewing and occupancy. Notable features include a TV monitor intercom, flooring in all rooms, and storage in each bedroom. Pet ownership is permitted, subject to complex regulations.
The apartment is conveniently located within a 9-minute walk from Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line's Sekime-Takadono Station, a 14-minute walk from the Osaka Metro Imazatosuji Line's Sekime-Seiiku Station, and a 14-minute walk from the Keihan Main Line's Morishoji Station. Monthly fees include 5,000 yen for management and 14,000 yen for repair reserves, with an additional 200 yen per month for neighborhood association fees. The building is managed by Itochu Urban Community Co., Ltd., and there are 216 units in total.
The surrounding Asahi Ward area is a residential district in northern Osaka, known for its local parks and community atmosphere. An interesting local fact is that the ward is home to the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living, a unique facility that recreates a life-sized Edo-period townscape indoors. The closest major tourist attraction is the iconic Osaka Castle, a historic landmark and park accessible via a short train ride, offering beautiful gardens and a museum detailing the city's samurai history.
