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Meinohama is an area where a calm residential environment close to the sea coexists with direct access to Hakata and Tenjin. Its 'livability,' away from the hustle and bustle of the city center, makes it a gentle investment destination that attracts long-term residents.

This area, home to Meinohama Station, the first and last stop on the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line, offers convenient transportation with direct access to Hakata and Tenjin. At the same time, the nearby coastline and lush residential areas create a unique atmosphere.

The 15-minute walk to the station, conversely, is a testament to a 'quiet residential environment.' The calm streetscape, slightly removed from the station's hustle and bustle, naturally offers conditions favored by families raising children and those seeking long-term residency. It's a location that precisely meets the needs of residents who don't want to live in a noisy commercial district but still want access to urban functions.

Furthermore, the Meinohama area is one of the few in Fukuoka City where residents can enjoy a 'life close to the sea.' With easy access to the ferry terminal for Nokonoshima Island and the Imazu Bay area, it's an attractive place to live for those seeking a rich weekend lifestyle. For foreign investors, it's an environment where using it as a second home in Fukuoka is well within consideration.

The price range in the latter half of 30 million yen is a realistic level compared to properties of similar size in the Tenjin and Hakata areas. For investors seeking a balance between quiet residential environment and asset value while maintaining access to the city center, this is a property worth considering.

Investment Points: - Meinohama Station is the first and last stop on the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line. While offering direct access to Hakata and Tenjin, its 'distance' from the station, being in a quiet residential area, encourages long-term resident retention. - The 'life by the sea' unique to the Meinohama area, close to the coastline and ferry terminal, enhances the property's rarity and allows it to capture demand not only for rentals but also for second homes. - The price range in the latter half of 30 million yen, a realistic level compared to equivalent properties in the Tenjin and Hakata areas, is an accessible entry point for investors who prioritize a balance between urban access and living environment.