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A condominium nestled in Nishitozaki, a quiet residential area close to the sea, at the easternmost tip of Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City. While away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it offers the convenience of being a 5-minute walk from the station, making it a rare "seaside property near a station".

Nishitozaki is an area with a unique geographical character, located at the tip of a peninsula facing Hakata Bay, despite being within Fukuoka City. Its tranquil seaside environment offers "quietness and nature" that sets it apart from the condominium complexes in the city center, providing residents with a living experience not found in other areas of Fukuoka City.

Its location, a 5-minute walk from "Saitozaki" Station on the Kashii Line, is an extremely rare condition in this area. Saitozaki Station is the terminal station of the Kashii Line, allowing direct access to Kashii, Chihaya, and Hakata. This is attractive as it can cater to diverse tenant needs, not only commuters and students but also teleworkers who prefer a natural environment and seniors seeking a quiet setting.

Daily shopping facilities like FamilyMart and Yoshida Food Center, as well as medical infrastructure such as pharmacies and dental clinics, are all within walking distance, ensuring a high degree of self-sufficiency in daily life.

The price range in the mid-20 million yen mark offers a clear sense of value compared to similar properties near stations in Fukuoka City. It is a cost-effective option that allows for stable rental demand while keeping acquisition costs low. This property, leveraging its "rarity" distinct from city center properties, is suitable for long-term asset building.

Investment Points: - A rare location as a "seaside condominium near a station", uniquely situated at the tip of a peninsula along Hakata Bay within Fukuoka City – possessing an originality that cannot be replicated in other areas of Fukuoka City. - The price range in the mid-20 million yen mark offers a low barrier to entry for a condominium within a 5-minute walk of a station in Fukuoka City, making it suitable for portfolio diversification with reduced initial investment or for first-time Japanese real estate investors. - As the terminal station of the Kashii Line, daily life infrastructure is concentrated around the station, and stable rental demand can be expected from those who prefer a quiet environment, such as singles, seniors, and teleworkers.