Royal Chateau Ozasa

This owner-change property is rooted in the quiet residential area of Ozasa, Chuo Ward. Its blessed living environment, adjacent to a park and facing southwest, attracts families who wish to live there long-term, and monthly rents exceeding 100,000 yen continue to accumulate today.

Ozasa, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City, is known as a residential area that maintains access to the Tenjin and Ohori areas while remaining untouched by the city's hustle and bustle. It's a place chosen by corporate transferees and families raising children who say, "We want to live here for a long time." A park is right nearby, so on weekend mornings, you only need to change your shoes to take the children outside. There are multiple supermarkets and convenience stores close by. This "life with minimal daily hassle" is the biggest reason why family residents stay long-term.

The property itself is sized to accommodate family life. With four rooms and a spacious LDK, it's a layout where even with two children, individual desks and family time can coexist. Afternoon sunlight streams onto the southwest-facing balcony, creating a natural rhythm of life where dinner preparations begin as laundry dries. It is currently rented, and the monthly rent of 105,000 yen will be transferred to the next owner from this very moment.

The demand for family rentals in Chuo Ward is supported by the area's working population and high-quality living environment, providing a strong foundation when considering vacancy risk. It is not uncommon for residents to continue living here even after their children become independent, transitioning to a life for just two people. The rent accumulated by this property, while not flashy, will become a quiet and reliable record of asset management.

Investment points: - The park right in front and the comprehensive daily facilities support family residents' desire to "continue living here." - The living environment, with southwest-facing sunlight and enough rooms for a family of four, is rare in Chuo Ward. - The current resident continues to pay a monthly rent of 105,000 yen, with income starting from the month following handover.