Renovated Family Home in Katsuyama, Fukui
This two-story wooden house is located in the Asahimachi 2-chome area of Katsuyama City, Fukui Prefecture. The property offers a spacious layout of 5 bedrooms plus a living-dining-kitchen area and a storage room (5SLDK), with a total floor area of 161.32 square meters on a generous land plot of 426.15 square meters. The building was constructed in May 1976 and has undergone a comprehensive renovation scheduled for completion in February 2026.
The renovation includes the replacement of the kitchen with a new unit from House Tech, a new bathroom from House Tech (1 tsubo size for comfortable bathing), a new toilet from Janis, and a new washbasin from Panasonic. Wallpaper, flooring, and lighting fixtures throughout the property will be replaced. The entrance door and locks will also be renewed, and a new shoe box will be installed. The current Japanese-style room will be converted into a living room, and the layout will be changed to 5SLDK. Exterior wall painting and termite control work with a 5-year warranty are included. An air conditioner has been installed in one of the first-floor Western-style rooms.
The property features parking for three or more cars, with a wide front road measuring 12.0 meters in width. The land is flat and the property faces south. It is located in a Category 1 Medium-to-High-Rise Residential Zone. The property is currently vacant and available for immediate occupancy.
The neighborhood offers convenient access to daily amenities. The drugstore Kusuri no Aoki Katsuyama Asahi Store is approximately 240 meters away (about a 3-minute walk), and the supermarket Genki Asahi Store is about 400 meters away (approximately a 5-minute walk). FamilyMart Katsuyama Asahimachi 2-chome is also about 400 meters away. The property is within walking distance of Seiki Minami Elementary School (about 650 meters) and Katsuyama Nanbu Junior High School (about 700 meters). Katsuyama Station on the Echizen Railway Katsuyama Line is about a 29-minute walk from the property.
