Property Description

This is a detached residential property located in the highly sought-after Maruyama area of Chuo-ku, Sapporo.

The Maruyama area is known for its excellent balance of residential, commercial, and cultural amenities, and consistently demonstrates strong and stable real estate demand within Sapporo.
This property is currently legally operated as an Airbnb, offering the flexibility to continue as an income-generating asset, or to be used in the future as a private residence or second home.

Building & Interior

The building has been fully renovated throughout.
All water-related facilities have been newly replaced, and air conditioning and heating systems are installed on both floors, ensuring comfortable use throughout all seasons in Sapporo.

The property is offered furnished, allowing buyers to reduce initial setup costs and enabling immediate utilization or operation.
Both the living, dining, kitchen, and bathroom areas are installed on each floor, making the layout well-suited for multi-user scenarios or long-term use with enhanced privacy.

Layout

1st Floor

Living space
Kitchen
Bedroom
Bathroom with bathtub, toilet, and washbasin
Laundry space

2nd Floor

Spacious open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area
Bedroom
Japanese-style room
Shower room, toilet, and washbasin
Laundry space

Location & Surroundings

Maruyama is one of Sapporo’s most highly regarded residential districts, surrounded by a variety of restaurants, cafés, parks, and cultural institutions.
The area offers strong long-term asset value potential.

Maruyama Park (20-minute walk)
Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art (15-minute walk)
Hokkaido Shrine (25-minute walk)

The property is an 8-minute walk from Nishi 18-chome Station on the Tozai Subway Line, providing convenient access to central Sapporo.

Future Infrastructure & Investment Outlook

Future infrastructure developments — including planned Shinkansen access to Sapporo and improved highway connections to Kutchan and Niseko — are expected to significantly improve access to Niseko and even Tokyo, boosting tourism and long-term property value.