Spacious Modern Home in Kawasaki's Komae District
This well-maintained two-story house in Kawasaki's Saiwai Ward offers comfortable urban living with convenient access to central Tokyo. Built in December 2017, the property features a contemporary design and has been meticulously cared for by its current occupants.
The property is currently occupied, and interested buyers are encouraged to freely contact the agent to arrange a viewing at their preferred date and time. According to the special notes, the property is located in a quasi-fire prevention zone, meaning additional fire safety regulations apply to the area. There are no planned land readjustment projects or planned roads for this location, providing stability and predictability for future residents.
Spanning 83.82 square meters across three floors, the home features a 2SLDK layout that provides ample space for family living. The interior maintains excellent condition with hardwood flooring throughout and dual-aspect natural lighting in all rooms. The kitchen comes equipped with modern system kitchen fixtures, while the bathroom features an automated bath system and drying function. Additional conveniences include two separate toilets and underfloor storage solutions.
The property includes a free parking space located immediately adjacent to the building, a valuable amenity in this urban setting. Security features include a television monitor intercom system for enhanced safety.
Located in Kawasaki's Saiwai Ward, the neighborhood offers a balanced urban lifestyle with excellent transportation links. The area is served by multiple train lines, including the JR Nambu Line's Kashimada Station just a 9-minute walk away, and the JR Yokosuka Line's Shin-Kawasaki Station within a 15-minute walking distance. This connectivity provides easy access to central Tokyo while maintaining a residential atmosphere.
An interesting historical fact about the area is that Kawasaki developed as a post town during the Edo period, serving travelers along the important Tokaido road connecting Edo (modern Tokyo) with Kyoto. The city later industrialized significantly during the Meiji period, becoming the manufacturing hub it is today while still preserving pockets of traditional culture.
The closest major landmark is the Todoroki Athletics Stadium, approximately 2 kilometers away, which hosts various sporting events and concerts. The property's location in the First Category Medium-to-High Rise Exclusive Residential Zone ensures the area maintains its residential character while providing convenient access to urban amenities.
