Detached House in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture
This detached house, located in the Takayanagi Shinden area of Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, offers a spacious and well-established living environment. Built in April 1995, the wooden structure spans two stories above ground with a total floor area of 130.42 square meters (approximately 39.45 tsubo). The layout is a generous 4LDK, providing ample room for family life. The property sits on a land area of 155.09 square meters (approximately 46.91 tsubo) within a City Planning Area designated as a Category I Low-Rise Exclusive Residential District, ensuring a quiet residential atmosphere.
Critical details from the agent notes provide essential information about the property's access and land. The road access situation is detailed: it is a two-sided road (excluding corner lots) with a southwest-facing private road of 4 meters width and an 8.5-meter frontage. A position designation is not required. An additional remark clarifies: the property reference is B21814-003931, and notes that distances to elementary and junior high schools may differ from the actual route taken. A second access point is via a private road to the northeast, with a width of 5.0 meters and an 8.5-meter frontage. The land is gently sloped and irregularly shaped. Parking is available, and the current status is owner-occupied.
The property is conveniently located within a 12-minute walk from Takayanagi Station on the Tobu Railway Noda Line, providing direct access to central Kashiwa and beyond. Kashiwa is a vibrant city known for its excellent balance of urban convenience and natural spaces, including the nearby Lake Teganuma. A notable landmark is the Kashiwa No Ha Campus area, a major urban development project centered around Kashiwanoha Campus Station, which features advanced smart city initiatives, extensive parks, and the Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel, a massive floodwater diversion facility known as the "Underground Temple," which is a feat of modern engineering.
