Property Overview: A Well-Maintained Home in Musashino City
This detached house, located in Sekimae 3-chome, Musashino City, Tokyo, is offered for sale at 26,800,000 yen. The property benefits from access to two major railway stations: JR Chuo Line's Mitaka Station (a 24-minute walk) and Musashi-Sakai Station (a 10-minute bus ride plus a 3-minute walk). This dual-station accessibility provides convenient commuting options for residents.
The residence features a 3LDK plus storage room (nando) layout, with a total floor area of 97.69 square meters on a land plot of 92.85 square meters. The building was originally constructed in June 1962, with an extension completed in 1988. The current owners have maintained the property well, ensuring it is clean and ready for immediate occupancy. The interior includes a raised ceiling in the living-dining-kitchen area, creating a sense of spaciousness and elegance. A Japanese-style room with a wooden floor area offers additional living space, and opening the sliding doors (fusuma) between the tatami room and the LDK further expands the usable area. The property also includes a storage room with a window for ventilation, enhancing its storage capacity. The balcony is positioned for good sunlight and is equipped with a water tap.
Key equipment includes public water supply, main sewer system, and city gas. There is no dedicated parking space. The property is a two-story wooden structure. A critical point for potential buyers is that this property does not front a road that meets the Building Standards Law requirements, which means rebuilding on the site is not permitted. Consequently, standard housing loans are generally not available, and a cash purchase is recommended. The property is located in a quiet residential area, close to a park, and is also suitable for investment purposes, such as rental management.
The surrounding neighborhood offers various amenities within walking distance, including a shopping center, supermarkets, convenience stores, and drugstores. The land rights are freehold (shoyuken). The property is in a low-rise residential zone with a building coverage ratio of 40% and a floor area ratio of 80%.
