Lions Mansion Hirao Dai Building 3

An apartment in Hirao 5-chome that boasts the urban brand of Fukuoka City's Chuo Ward while offering the tranquility of a residential area away from the hustle and bustle. A rare opportunity to acquire an address in Chuo Ward at an accessible price point in the low 20 million yen range.

Fukuoka City, Chuo Ward, Hirao 5-chome – this address holds more meaning than just numbers. Adjacent to the Sakurazaka area, this district has been cherished by local residents as a quiet residential neighborhood for many years, boasting enduring popularity as a 'place where one can live peacefully' within Chuo Ward.

The 18-minute walk to Nishitetsu Hirao Station, conversely, signifies a 'quiet living environment away from the hustle and bustle of a station-front area.' Essential commercial facilities such as 'マキイ 山荘通り店' are available nearby, and multiple medical institutions are scattered within walking distance. The infrastructure for daily life is well-established, appealing to tenant demographics that prioritize quality of life, such as families and medical professionals.

The price range in the low 20 million yen is a relatively compact investment scale for an apartment in Chuo Ward. It's an accessible entry point that doesn't require a large sum of capital, serving as a means of portfolio diversification or a first step into Fukuoka real estate investment. The 'Chuo Ward' address brand supports long-term asset value and contributes to stable rental demand.

Investment Points: - 'Chuo Ward Hirao' address brand: Adjacent to the Sakurazaka area, recognized as a high-end residential district in Fukuoka City, this address has higher appeal compared to properties in other wards at the same price point, making it easier to attract high-quality tenants. - Rarity of entering Chuo Ward in the low 20 million yen range: While properties in Chuo Ward's Tenjin and Ohori areas tend to be expensive, this price range lowers the investment barrier, offering one of the few options to build a Chuo Ward portfolio with limited personal funds. - Stable rental demand due to well-developed living infrastructure: With supermarkets, convenience stores, and multiple medical facilities within walking distance, it's an environment conducive to attracting long-term residents who prioritize 'daily convenience,' such as families and medical professionals.