Spacious Detached House in Urasoe, Okinawa
This detached house, located in Makiminato 1-chome, Urasoe City, Okinawa Prefecture, presents a fantastic opportunity for homeownership. Built in January 1984, the property features a 3LDK layout with four Western-style rooms measuring 6, 8, 9, and 10 tatami mats respectively. The total floor area is 77.93㎡ (approximately 23.57 tsubo), spread over two above-ground floors. The land area is 83.08㎡ (approximately 25.13 tsubo). The property is currently vacant, allowing for immediate viewing and a quick move-in process.
Key features and equipment include two toilets, a shower-equipped vanity, ample storage space, propane gas, electricity, and connections to both city water and sewer systems. The house is constructed with reinforced concrete (RCB) and includes a south-facing balcony. Parking is available for one car at no extra cost, though there are vehicle type restrictions. The property is situated in a flat, residential area with a 60% building coverage ratio and 200% floor area ratio.
The location offers excellent access, being close to Route 58 and within walking distance of several bus stops, including Makiminato Post Office Entrance (3-minute walk) and Makiminato Blue Seal Main Store North Side (5-minute walk). The area is well-serviced with convenience stores like FamilyMart, 7-Eleven, and Lawson, supermarkets such as Co-op Makiminato, banks, and a post office all within a short walk. The property is also near Urasoe City Makiminato Elementary School and Urasoe City Minatogawa Junior High School.
The Makiminato area of Urasoe is a vibrant suburban district. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Blue Seal ice cream parlor, referenced in the bus stop name, is a beloved Okinawan brand that originated from U.S. military rations after World War II and has become a staple of local culture. For a major tourist attraction, the famous Shuri Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site and former palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, is approximately a 20-minute drive away, offering a deep dive into Okinawa's unique history and architecture.
