Spacious 4LDK Family Home with Rooftop Views in Itabashi, Tokyo
This well-presented three-story house in Tokyo's Itabashi Ward offers a comfortable and modern living environment for families. Priced at 69.8 million yen, the property features a 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 117.93 square meters on a 58.28 square meter plot. The home was built in December 2005 and is a short 4-minute walk from the Toei Mita Line's Nishi-dai Station, providing excellent access to central Tokyo.
The property boasts numerous desirable features. The living room is equipped with underfloor heating, and the south-facing balcony provides ample space for drying laundry. The kitchen is a modern system kitchen with an IH cooking heater, and the home includes two toilets, a bathroom with a dryer, and abundant storage throughout all rooms. A unique highlight is the rooftop balcony, from which you can enjoy views of fireworks. The property also includes a built-in garage.
Agent notes and special features have been comprehensively translated. The listing emphasizes the property's "Yadoka Rich" service, which allows for the bundled purchase of interior furniture, appliances, and exterior items like carports and garden features, with the cost potentially incorporated into the mortgage. The living-dining-kitchen area is over 15 tatami mats in size. The property faces a 6-meter wide road to the north. The agent offers guided viewings, mortgage consultation sessions, and free financial planning (FP) consultations covering life events like childbirth, education, and retirement. A free original real estate purchase guidebook is provided upon inquiry. A critical note from the agent states: "Other (Special Notes/Remarks): This information will be automatically reflected in other inquiries (discarded after 30 minutes) *Available for some properties only."
The surrounding area of Takashimadaira is a well-established residential neighborhood. An interesting local fact is that the area's development in the 1960s and 70s created one of Tokyo's largest public housing complexes, shaping the community's layout. For recreation and tourism, the iconic Tokyo Dome City entertainment complex in Bunkyo Ward, featuring attractions, shops, and the Tokyo Dome stadium, is easily accessible via the Mita Line.
