Spacious Modern Family Home with Solar Power in Himeji
This well-maintained detached house, built in 2013, offers a comfortable and efficient lifestyle in the popular city of Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture. The property features a generous 4SLDK layout with an additional storage room (WICS), providing ample space for a growing family. The total floor area is 115.10 square meters spread over two stories, situated on a 170.01 square meter plot of land.
The home is equipped with a modern system kitchen featuring a countertop design, allowing for easy interaction with family while cooking. It includes both IH and gas cooking options. The bathroom is fitted with a reheating function and a bath dryer, which is perfect for drying laundry on rainy days and keeping the bathroom dry after use. Other notable equipment includes a shower-equipped washbasin vanity, a heated toilet seat, underfloor heating, a TV monitor doorphone, and a walk-in closet. The property is all-electric and designed with barrier-free considerations. Every room has built-in storage, and there is additional attic storage, maximizing usable living space. The south-facing orientation ensures excellent sunlight.
A key feature is the installed solar power generation system (3.4KW), which contributes to significant energy cost savings. The property also offers free parking space for up to three cars in a parallel arrangement. The location provides excellent access to the Besso Interchange (approx. 770m), making it highly convenient for car commuters. The current owner is in residence, with a planned move-out date in early April 2026. Please note that indoor furniture and furnishings are not included in the sale.
The property is located in Himeji's Besso area, a short 15-minute walk from Himēji-Bessho Station on the JR Sanyo Main Line. Himeji is famously home to Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Japan's most spectacular and well-preserved feudal castles, offering a stunning piece of history just a short drive from this residential neighborhood.
