Grand Maison Akasaka 1chome

Akasaka 1-chome, nestled between Fukuoka's premier luxury residential area and the city center's commercial district. Acquire a rare address where everything is close by, yet a tranquil life is possible – a true asset.

The significance of an Akasaka 1-chome address cannot be fully expressed in numbers.

Walk west to Ohori Park and the luxury residential area of Ohori, or head east to reach the commercial and business heart of Tenjin within 10 minutes. Despite the convenience of being a 6-minute walk from Akasaka Station on the Subway Kuko Line, a calm streetscape unfolds, distinct from the hustle and bustle in front of the station.

Daily shopping is also complete, with MaxValu Express Daimyo Store and Sunny Akasaka Store within walking distance, ensuring all living infrastructure is in place. Functioning as a 'town for living' despite being in the city center – this is the essential value of Akasaka 1-chome.

The price range in the low 100 million yen, considering the rarity and liquidity of this address, can even be considered conservative. If rented out, it's an area that naturally attracts tenants with high rent tolerance – such as doctors, lawyers, and foreign company employees – who seek both city center access and a good living environment. For overseas investors based in Fukuoka, using it as a second residence during visits to Japan is also a realistic option.

A location 'close to both Tenjin and Ohori' exists only in a limited number of blocks throughout Fukuoka City.

Investment points: - A 'two-core adjacent location' within 10 minutes walk/subway to both Tenjin and Ohori, a rarity even within Chuo Ward – offering a geographical advantage that captures demand from both areas. - Akasaka 1-chome, where a tranquil living environment is established despite being in the city center, boasts strong tenant demand from high-income and professional classes, possessing area characteristics directly linked to robust rent levels. - Practicality as a second residence – an address combining convenience and prestige, allowing overseas investors visiting Fukuoka to stay while owning an asset.