Montore Kashiihama Surf Tower Center Court

The 13th floor of a tower standing on the Kashiihama waterfront. The light streaming in from the south and the expansive sky stretching across the wide balcony shape this property into a "Fukuoka base" for families relocating from overseas.

Kashiihama is a relatively new town developed along Hakata Bay. With few tall buildings, the sky feels vast. Living on the 13th floor of a large tower soaring in this area means enjoying a lifestyle where southern sunlight reaches deep into the room throughout the day, and stepping onto the balcony brings the bay's horizon into view with the sea breeze.

Being 5 years old, this property offers both "newness" and "proven performance." While the facilities maintain modern standards, the management system, characteristic of a large-scale tower, is already stably operating. The interior, exceeding 100㎡, provides ample space to accommodate individual children's rooms without compromising the spaciousness of the family living area. On weekend mornings, sipping coffee on the south-facing balcony while waiting for the sounds of children waking up—such moments become everyday life here.

When considering relocation to Fukuoka from Taiwan or Hong Kong, the question "Is it a city where I can live with children?" is unavoidable. Kashiihama is an area where the sea, parks, and new residential neighborhoods coexist, a place consistently chosen by families raising children. Ten years from now, when your children become independent, the combination of "tower × south-facing × waterfront" that this property offers will remain an irreplaceable asset within Fukuoka City.

Investment Points: - The expansive feeling of overlooking Hakata Bay from the south-facing 13th-floor balcony—sunlight on clear days illuminates family time, making it longer and brighter. - The stability of the management system of a 5-year-old, 587-unit large-scale tower—even when owning from overseas, you can be free from worries about building operations. - The interior exceeding 100㎡ can accommodate both individual children's spaces and a family gathering area—a perfectly adequate vessel as a "home base" for relocating to Fukuoka.