Renovated Detached House in Aikawa, Kanagawa
This property is a fully renovated detached house located in the town of Aikawa in Kanagawa Prefecture. The house underwent a complete interior and exterior renovation in March 2026, with all water-related facilities, including the kitchen, bathroom, and toilet, being newly replaced, resulting in a finish that feels like a new build. The renovation was carried out with the future resident's lifestyle as the top priority, focusing on creating a clean and comfortable living environment. After the handover, no repair costs will be necessary, allowing for immediate move-in.
The house features a 5LDK layout plus a storage room. All rooms face south, ensuring excellent sunlight. The living-dining-kitchen area is a functional space of approximately 13.5 tatami mats. The property is situated on a northwest corner lot, providing a sense of openness and allowing for good ventilation and sunlight. The wide balcony is accessible from three rooms. Parking space is available for two vehicles, depending on the car model.
The location offers convenient access, with a bus stop a 4-minute walk away. The nearest major stations are Hon-Atsugi and Ebina on the Odakyu Odawara Line, with bus journeys of 36 and 39 minutes respectively, followed by a 7-minute walk. The neighborhood is a quiet residential area. Nearby amenities include Aikawa Town Nakatsu Second Elementary School and Aikawa Nakahara Junior High School (both a 15-minute walk), Super Alps Aikawa store (12-minute walk), and a home center (12-minute walk).
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The selling agent, SLE Real Estate, offers immediate viewing reservations, free loan consultation meetings, and can arrange viewings via their vehicle. They provide support for those concerned about mortgages, including those who have been rejected by other companies, do not have permanent residency, wish to minimize personal funds, or have auto loans affecting their borrowing capacity.
