1LDK in Minami Ward, Fukuoka CityShiobaru 4-chome (Members Only) — FukuokaToday RealEstate

Direct access to Tenjin via the Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line. This 8-year-old home, combining the advantageous rental market conditions of being south-facing and a corner unit, is located in an area that consistently attracts single professionals working in the city center. Ohashi is an area where the commercial hub in front of the station coexists with the tranquility of a residential neighborhood, despite being just a few minutes by train from Tenjin. The density of conveniences like convenience stores, supermarkets, and post offices all within walking distance, allowing daily errands to be done 'on the way,' aligns with the primary conditions busy singles check when choosing a rental. The condition of being a south-facing corner unit is more than just a specification in the rental market. A living environment where light enters from two directions, making mornings bright, becomes a reason for young professionals and transferees commuting to Tenjin and Hakata to decide, 'This is the place.' The age of 8 years means that the interior freshness and equipment standards are comparable to competing properties when listed for rent. When viewed as an asset, this home offers multiple options. If rented out, there's stable demand from those working in Tenjin. If used as a personal base, its access to the city center and excellent sunlight support the quality of your stay. Whichever use is chosen, the three conditions of being a south-facing corner unit, within walking distance of the station, and relatively new construction continue to underpin the asset's value. Investment Points: - An area with a continuous influx of single professionals and transferees working in Tenjin. The strong rental demand contributes to peace of mind for long-term ownership. - South-facing and corner unit are differentiating factors when listing for rent. Natural light from two directions serves as a 'reason to choose' for tenants. - The 8-year-old equipment standards and freehold ownership keep all three exit strategies equally open: living in it yourself, renting it out, or selling it in the future.