Property Overview
This detached two-story wooden house is situated in the Shiomidai 3-chome area of Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture. The property sits on a registered land area of 167.68 square meters and offers a total floor area of 140.15 square meters, with the first floor measuring 79.08 square meters and the second floor 61.07 square meters. The layout is a 4SLDK configuration, featuring two Japanese-style tatami rooms of 4.5 and 8 tatami mats, and two Western-style rooms of 5.6 tatami mats each. The building was constructed in January 1996.
Renovation work is currently in progress and is scheduled for completion in July 2026. The renovation includes replacement of the system kitchen, toilets, and vanity unit; new flooring, wallpaper, tatami mats, and sliding door screens; exterior wall and roof painting; termite control treatment; cleaning; key replacement; leak inspection; and equipment checks. A two-year warranty covers roof leaks, major structural defects, and plumbing failures from the handover date.
The property is equipped with two toilets, both with warm-water bidet seats; a separate bath and toilet; a reheating function for the bath; a shower; a bathroom dryer and heater; a window in the bathroom; a bathroom of at least one tsubo; a washroom with a vanity unit that includes a shower; a system kitchen with a gas cooktop and three burners; underfloor storage; hardwood flooring; bay windows; storm shutters; lighting fixtures; a monitor intercom; and a fire alarm. Utilities include propane gas, electricity, municipal water, and sewerage. Parking is available for two cars at no extra cost.
The property is located in a quiet, green residential area with at least two meters of clearance from neighboring buildings. It is a three-minute walk from the Shiomidai 2-chome park and a two-minute walk from the Shiomidai 3-chome bus stop. The nearest elementary school is within a 13-minute walk, and the nearest supermarket is a five-minute drive away. Access to the Nankoku Minami interchange is about six minutes by car.
