Spacious 4LDK Detached House in Aikawa, Kanagawa
This detached house for sale in Aikawa, Kanagawa Prefecture, offers a comfortable 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 81.97 sqm (approx. 24.79 tsubo). Built in February 2000, the property is a two-story wooden structure situated on a well-shaped plot of land with a land area of 93.86 sqm (approx. 28.39 tsubo). The property is currently vacant, allowing for a flexible move-in date upon consultation.
The house features a mix of Japanese and Western-style rooms, including a 6-tatami Japanese room, a 4.5-tatami Japanese room, a 6-tatami Western room, a 5.3-tatami Western room, and a combined living, dining, and kitchen (LDK) area of 10 tatami. Key equipment includes a system kitchen, air conditioning (two or more units), a bath with a window, bath dryer, bath heater, reheating function for the bath, a warm-water washing toilet seat, double-lock door, propane gas, water supply, sewerage, and EV car charging equipment.
Special notes and remarks from the agent include: the contract exempts liability for non-conformities; the property boundaries are not explicitly indicated; and there is a private pole for digital terrestrial antenna within the premises. The transaction is a general intermediary. The floor plan prioritizes the current condition of the property.
The location is open and airy with a southern exposure for primary sunlight. It includes one free parking space. The property is in a Category I Residential Zone within the urbanization promotion area, with a building-to-land ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 188%. Road frontage is to the north on a 4.7m wide public road.
The Aikawa area in Kanagawa offers a blend of suburban living and natural beauty, being close to the Tanzawa Mountains. A notable nearby landmark is the large shopping facility "Copio Aikawa," just 271 meters away, providing excellent daily convenience. The region is also known for its proximity to the scenic Lake Miyagase, a popular spot for outdoor activities and enjoying seasonal foliage.
