Newly Built 3LDK Home in Okinawa City's Misato Area
This newly completed property, located in Misato 4-chome, Okinawa City, is a two-story wooden house offering a spacious 3LDK layout with a total floor area of approximately 104.74 square meters (31.7 tsubo). The house sits on a land plot of about 133.01 square meters (40.43 tsubo) and features three parallel parking spaces. The design emphasizes functionality and ease of use, with a well-considered approach from the car space to the entrance. The property is part of the "Blooming Garden" series developed by Toei Jutaku, one of the six major housing brands under the Iida Group Holdings.
Key equipment and facilities include a system kitchen with a counter, water purifier, dish dryer, propane gas, bathroom dryer, a separate washbasin and vanity, heated toilet seats (two bathrooms), a gas clothes dryer, underfloor storage, terrestrial digital broadcasting, and a monitor-equipped intercom. The property has been completed and is ready for viewing. It is certified under the "Long-term Excellent Housing" standard and qualifies for Flat 35S financing.
The agent notes from Iida Group Holdings' exclusive sales company, Home Trade Center, provide comprehensive support. They offer guidance from staff who are deeply knowledgeable about the construction methods and expertise of the group's six housing brands: Ichi Kensetsu (Libre Garden), Iida Sangyo (Heartful Town), Toei Jutaku (Blooming Garden), Tact Home (Graffare), Earnest One (Cradle Garden), and ID Home (Lineage). The company leverages the group's proprietary property management system to quickly introduce properties that match client criteria. They provide tailored proposals from multiple partnered loan institutions, aiming to be specialists in housing knowledge, mortgage knowledge, and insurance knowledge. Their service includes thorough after-sales support, promising to be a long-term partner for any concerns post-purchase, including repairs or renovations. They also handle sale requests from clients.
The Misato area in Okinawa City is known for its convenient living environment with good access to schools and shopping facilities. An interesting historical fact about the broader Okinawa City area is that it was a major center for the US military's post-war administration and today hosts the Okinawa City Zoo & Museum (Kodomo-no-Kuni), a popular family destination. The closest major tourist attraction is the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum, located approximately a 20-minute drive away in Itoman City, which is dedicated to remembering the Battle of Okinawa and promoting peace.
