Affordable 1K Apartment in Mihama, Aichi Prefecture
This rental apartment, located in the quiet residential area of Mihama, Aichi Prefecture, offers a highly affordable living option with a monthly rent of just 12,000 yen. The unit is situated on the second floor of a two-story wooden apartment building named "Corpo Kadota 211," built in March 1983. The compact floor plan provides 18.2 sqm (approximately 5.5 tsubo) of private space in a 1K layout, featuring a 6-tatami mat Western-style room. The balcony faces south, ensuring good natural light.
Key equipment and features include a toilet with a bidet seat, a separate bath and toilet, a shower, a gas stove, air conditioning, internet connectivity, an in-unit washing machine space, a monitor-equipped intercom, and propane gas for cooking and water heating. The building also offers shared amenities such as a parcel delivery box, free bicycle parking, and free motorcycle parking. The exterior features siding. A parking space is available for an additional 3,000 yen per month.
Special notes from the agent include important financial details: a penalty fee of 50,000 yen applies for moving out within one year of the contract start, and a cleaning fee of 27,500 yen is required upon moving out. Some units come equipped with a refrigerator, washing machine, and microwave, while others do not include these appliances. The property is managed by a company that performs regular inspections. The rental contract is for a two-year term with no renewal fee. A rental guarantee is required, with different plans available for students and general tenants. Credit card payments are accepted, and smoking is not permitted, though using the unit as an office is allowed.
The apartment is conveniently located within a 10-minute walk from Chita-Okuda Station on the Meitetsu Chita New Line, providing easy access to the wider Chita Peninsula and Nagoya areas. The surrounding neighborhood offers daily necessities with several shops nearby, including Marusu Mihama Okuda supermarket. The area is part of the scenic Chita Peninsula, known for its coastline and relaxed atmosphere. A notable nearby landmark is the Mihama Nuclear Power Plant Visitor Center, which offers educational exhibits on energy, though the region is more famous for its beaches and seafood culture along Mikawa Bay.
