Newly Built 4LDK Family Home in Saitama's Green Ward
This newly constructed two-story house, scheduled for completion in April 2026, offers a spacious 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 113.85㎡ (approximately 34.43 tsubo) on a land plot of 107.07㎡ (approximately 32.38 tsubo). Located in the Otabo 1-chome area of Saitama City's Midori Ward, the property is designed for modern family living with a focus on comfort and light.
The home's key feature is its expansive Living-Dining-Kitchen (LDK) area, measuring approximately 20 tatami mats, creating a generous and relaxing communal space for the family. All rooms feature easy-to-clean wooden flooring and benefit from two-sided windows, allowing ample natural sunlight to enter. The property includes a parking space (subject to vehicle type) and is equipped with underfloor heating in the LD area for cozy winters. The bathroom is bright and well-ventilated with a window, and storage is plentiful, including a walk-in closet.
According to the agent's special notes, the property is located in a quasi-fire prevention zone and a height control district (20m). This indicates specific building regulations are in place to enhance fire safety and control building heights in the neighborhood.
The surrounding area of Midori Ward offers convenient daily living. Supermarkets like Big-A Urawa Honda are within an 11-minute walk, and essential services such as a Welcia pharmacy and a post office are just a 4-5 minute stroll away. For a wider range of shopping and entertainment, Urawa PARCO department store is approximately an 18-minute walk. The property is well-connected, with Urawa Station on the Keihin-Tohoku and Negishi Lines accessible by an 18-minute walk or a 13-minute bus ride plus a short 2-minute walk from the Hondasaka-shita bus stop.
An interesting fact about Saitama City is that it was formed in 2001 through the merger of Urawa, Omiya, and Yono cities, becoming a designated ordinance-designated city and the capital of Saitama Prefecture. The closest major landmark is the historic Hikawa Shrine in nearby Omiya Ward, a significant Shinto site with a history spanning over two millennia and surrounded by a vast, tranquil park.
