Compact and Affordable Apartment in Miki, Hyogo
This rental apartment offers a budget-friendly living solution in the quiet residential area of Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture. The property is a 1DK layout with a total private floor area of 19.4 sqm (approximately 5.86 tsubo), featuring a 4.5-tatami mat Japanese-style room. The building is a two-story wooden structure, and this unit is located on the second floor.
Key financial details include a monthly rent of 25,000 yen, a monthly common area maintenance fee of 1,000 yen, a security deposit (Shikikin) of 0 yen, and a key money (Reikin) of 40,000 yen. A parking space is available nearby for 4,500 yen per month. The contract period is 2 years with a renewal fee, and tenant insurance is required (e.g., 12,000 yen for 2 years for Anshin Kyosai). A rental guarantee is also required, with the initial guarantee fee starting from 130% of the monthly rent (amount varies depending on employment status).
According to the agent's notes, the property underwent a complete exterior renovation in December 2020, including the outer walls and roof, giving it a much newer appearance than its 1978 build date would suggest. The apartment is equipped with a toilet, a separate bath and toilet, shower, washbasin, independent washroom, space for a gas stove, storage space, storage in all rooms, air conditioning, BS terminal, washing machine space, and propane gas for water heating. It is on the top floor, and garbage disposal is possible at any time. A special note highlights the quiet residential neighborhood with no buildings directly in front. A remark states that there is a dedicated garbage station for the housing complex.
The area of Miki is known for its historical connection to Banshu Miki, a major center for the production of high-quality tools and cutlery since the Edo period. The closest major landmark is the historic Miki Castle Ruins (Miki-jo), a site of significant battles during the Sengoku period, now a peaceful park offering scenic views and a glimpse into the region's samurai history.
