Spacious 7th Floor Apartment with Panoramic Views in Fukuoka
This well-appointed 3LDK apartment occupies the top floor of the Nomura Kozasa Hills building, offering residents exceptional southeastern exposure and abundant natural light throughout the day. The property features 72 square meters of living space with a functional layout that includes three bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen. The 10.65 square meter balcony provides a comfortable outdoor space with impressive views of the surrounding area.
The building includes two elevators for convenient access and offers pet-friendly policies with certain restrictions, subject to consultation with management. As noted in the agent remarks, the property is currently occupied, and interested parties are encouraged to contact the agent to arrange a viewing at their preferred date and time. The zoning designation for this area is Category II Medium-to-High Rise Exclusive Residential District, ensuring a primarily residential neighborhood character.
Building amenities include an auto-lock security system, video intercom, package delivery boxes, and separate bicycle and motorcycle parking areas. The apartment complex is professionally managed with daytime building management and a fully established management association. Monthly fees include 10,510 yen for management and 12,100 yen for repair reserves, with an additional 350 yen monthly neighborhood association fee.
The property benefits from its prime location in Fukuoka's Chuo Ward, with convenient access to daily necessities. The Sunny Kozasa store is just 590 meters away for grocery shopping, while multiple other retail options are within easy reach. The area is known for its green spaces, including Kozasa Kita Park located just 150 meters from the building, providing residents with pleasant walking paths and recreational areas.
An interesting historical fact about the area is that Fukuoka was historically divided into two cities—Fukuoka and Hakata—until their merger in 1889, which explains why the main train station is called Hakata Station rather than Fukuoka Station. The closest major landmark is Fukuoka Tower, one of Japan's tallest seaside towers, located approximately 4 kilometers away and offering spectacular views of Hakata Bay and the city skyline.
