Spacious 3LDK Home in Yokohama's Setagaya Ward with Recent Renovations
This inviting single-family home, located in the peaceful Akuwa Higashi 3-chome neighborhood of Yokohama's Setagaya Ward, offers a comfortable and modern living space. Built in October 1994, the property has been thoughtfully updated with renovations completed in January 2026, ensuring a fresh and move-in-ready condition. The house features a generous 3LDK layout, providing ample room for family life.
The property's key features, as detailed in the agent's notes, include a south-facing road frontage, a flat and easily accessible plot of land, and a spacious living-dining area measuring over 15 tatami mats. The home is equipped with two toilets and a video monitor intercom system for added convenience and security. A bathroom dryer is also installed, a practical feature for Japan's humid climate. The recent renovations comprehensively covered the kitchen, bathroom, toilet, walls, floors, and washbasin area, giving the entire interior a contemporary feel.
The agent provides extensive support services, emphasizing a path to a sure sale with a free appraisal currently being conducted. They highlight that a leaseback option is available, along with five different plans and full support for backup. The agency welcomes inquiries even if you are currently working with another company and is happy to consult on sale-related matters. Detailed information is also available on their website under "Sale Consultation." For viewings, they recommend a schedule tailored to your needs: a 30-minute to 1-hour tour for those who just want to see the property, or a more comprehensive 2 to 4-hour session for comparative research. For first-time home seekers, they offer a full-service consultation at their office near Futamatagawa Station, covering safe mortgage arrangements, property introductions in desired areas, and financial planning, followed by on-site viewings.
The surrounding Setagaya Ward area is a residential and green part of Yokohama, known for its community atmosphere. An interesting local fact is that the nearby "Kibogaoka" (Hope Hill) station and area were named to reflect post-war aspirations for a bright future. For a major tourist attraction, residents and visitors can easily access the historic port area of Yokohama, including the iconic Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse (Aka Renga Soko), a popular cultural and shopping complex situated on the waterfront, approximately a 40-minute train and subway ride away.
