Servus This Flower Neo Style: A Spacious 11th-Floor Condominium in Osaka's Vibrant Konohana Ward
This 3LDK condominium on the 11th floor of the Servus This Flower Neo Style building offers a comfortable and well-designed living space in Osaka's Konohana Ward. With a total floor area of 64.71 square meters (wall center measurement) and a 12-square-meter balcony, the unit provides ample room. The property is currently vacant, and interested parties are encouraged to freely inquire about their preferred dates for a viewing appointment.
The construction company for the building is Anabuki Komuten Co., Ltd. It is important to note that furniture and fixtures are not included in the sale price. The unit features several distinctive architectural elements. An inverted beam construction method has been adopted, which eliminates small beams in each room to realize a spacious living space. Furthermore, an out-pole design places the pillars on the balcony side, making furniture arrangement easier and allowing for more effective use of the living area. The living and dining room windows are high sashes that extend nearly to the ceiling, flooding the space with natural light. The layout also includes a 1.29-square-meter alcove.
Building amenities include a secure auto-lock entry system, security cameras, a TV monitor intercom, parcel delivery boxes, and a mail corner. The unit itself is equipped with a three-burner counter kitchen, flooring, a bathroom with a drying function, and a toilet with a warm-water washing bidet seat. The condominium complex is substantial, with 128 units total (including one management office), and features day-time management staff.
Located in Osaka's Konohana Ward, the area is well-connected, being just a 5-minute walk from Ajigawaguchi Station on the JR Yumesaki Line. This provides easy access to central Osaka. A major landmark within walking distance is Universal Studios Japan, a world-famous theme park and a premier tourist attraction in the Kansai region, approximately a 20-minute walk from the station. The neighborhood, once an industrial zone, has transformed into a quiet residential area adjacent to the Shin-Yodogawa river embankment, ideal for walks and relaxation.
