Renovated Family Home in Hakodate's Fukabori District
This spacious 4LDK house in Hakodate's Fukabori district offers a comfortable living environment with recent comprehensive renovations. The property features a total floor area of 97.71 square meters spread across two stories, providing ample space for family living. The current status indicates this is an akiya (vacant house), and interested parties are encouraged to schedule viewings by contacting the agent with their preferred dates.
The property has undergone significant renovation work including insulation improvements with exterior foundation insulation replacement, which reduces temperature differences within living spaces and improves heating and cooling efficiency. Standard renovations include thorough cleaning, lock replacement, leak inspection, and equipment checks. The interior has been refreshed with new wallpaper throughout, creating brighter living spaces.
Special notes indicate an open house event scheduled from October 30th (Thursday) to November 2nd (Sunday) with reservation system viewing available, including same-day reservations. The property qualifies for housing loan tax reduction under certain conditions and comes with a two-year warranty covering roof leaks, structural defects, corrosion, and water supply/drainage pipe failures or leaks from the handover date.
The neighborhood offers convenient access to local amenities, with Fukabori Elementary School just 300 meters away (4-minute walk) and Fukabori Junior High School within 1000 meters (13-minute walk or 4-minute bicycle ride). The area provides a quiet residential atmosphere while maintaining accessibility to daily necessities.
Hakodate's Fukabori district is known for its peaceful residential character while being conveniently located near the city's attractions. The area is particularly notable for its proximity to Hakodate's famous morning market, where visitors can experience fresh seafood and local specialties. The closest major landmark is the historic Hakodate Park, established in 1879 as one of Japan's first public parks, featuring beautiful seasonal flowers and traditional Japanese garden elements.
