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The person who actually moved in. It seems that it was the company housing of some company in the past. It is currently owned by an individual owner. It looks solid, but it's a rental condominium. I think it's about 30 years old, but it seems that it was renewed a long time ago. The elevator will be retrofitted after becoming an individual owner and will stop on the middle floor of the 2-3F and 3-4F. Since the elevator was retrofitted to the original public housing plan for the inner stairs, I think that it could only be retrofitted in such an arrangement. It looks like an RC wall structure, but it has a simple rigid frame structure, and the doorway wall is ALC. Since the stairs have earthquake-resistant walls, there is no sound from the staircase, but you can hear the transmitted sound from the entrance door. When residents flutter down the stairs, they can hear walking noise in the entrance, corridor, and living room near the staircase. Although the floors are assembled, the walls and ceilings and the light iron partition made it possible to hear the sounds of life on the upper and lower floors and the sounds of life through the doorway walls. The sounds on the upper and lower floors are quite loud due to the drum phenomenon. The floor material is vinyl flooring and the floor is cold in winter. Since there is no cushioning material, the heel will hurt a little compared to the carpet floor. The sash is single and should not be expected to be insulated in winter. In addition, it is a general sash for rent and airtightness is normal. When you turn the range hood, the wind can enter through the gap. I think that there are more storages and closets than general rentals. Pets are allowed, but the cry of pets is annoying due to the vertical and horizontal arrangement of the room. Also, when you take your pet out for a walk, you can walk in the common corridor as it is, so the dog may bark depending on the owner's discipline. Most of the residents are transferees, and I think more than half are probably from outside the prefecture. During long vacations, the parking lot is almost empty. Is it about half the number of people with children? Depending on the layout, the noise on the upper floors is annoying, and those who are concerned about daily noise should stop it. In my case, the sound of children upstairs running around in the middle of the night was the worst. The Internet is connected to the FLET'S optical line. The line speed will be fairly normal. Communication speed will definitely drop during the hours when residents are often in the room in the morning and evening. It is not a situation where you can use the internet line without stress. Those who can watch the video distribution may be stressed depending on the time of day. There is an auto lock and an intercom with a monitor. There is a surveillance camera, and you can see the inside of the elevator. There is a delivery box. Since there are only 6 pieces, I don't think I can receive them during long vacations when there are many long-term absentees. Propane gas is designated as one of Astomos Gas. Gas is the asking price. Since there is no additional cooking, it seems that the bathing style will be centered on the shower. There is a storage room for each dwelling unit outside, which is useful. A cleaner comes to clean it, but it's only done once a week. There is little cleaning of the common stairs, so I wiped the floor myself. I was worried about a lot of mud stains in winter. You will be required to be present when inspecting firefighting equipment. If you are absent on the day, the contractor will come in and inspect it. It describes what to do when you are absent by witnessing the move-in contract. It seems that he has had trouble with the resident in the past. The cost of house cleaning when moving out is quite high. The price is 1200 / ㎡, and it is easy to deposit for more than a month because it is fairly large. Please note that not only the rent but also the cost of moving out cannot be overlooked.