New Build Family Home in Kumamoto's Kita Ward
This newly constructed detached house, scheduled for completion in November 2025, offers a spacious 4LDK layout in a peaceful residential area of Kumamoto City. The property features a generous land size of 138.25㎡ and a total floor area of 108.47㎡ spread across two stories.
The home is equipped with comprehensive facilities including propane gas, city water, sewerage, and electricity. The bathroom and toilet are separate, featuring two toilet locations, a bath larger than one tsubo (approx. 3.3㎡), a shower, automatic bath system, shampoo dresser, and a bath dryer. The kitchen is a system kitchen with a counter design and includes a water purifier. The property boasts hardwood flooring, a balcony, under-floor storage, a walk-in closet, and additional storage space. Security and convenience are enhanced with a dimple key, TV monitor intercom, and fire alarm, complemented by a 24-hour ventilation system.
Special notes highlight the property's barrier-free design, excellent sunlight, and parking for three vehicles at no extra cost. The road access is via a 4-meter wide public road to the southeast. A key feature is the manufacturer's proprietary seismic hardware, providing a top-tier Seismic Grade 3 for safety, along with the thermal insulation performance of paired glass sashes. The property is part of a five-unit development near Tatsuya Elementary and Junior High Schools. A loan simulation is provided: with a loan amount of 30.78 million yen at a variable interest rate of 0.95% over 40 years, monthly repayments would be approximately 77,103 yen. A 50-year repayment plan is also available for those seeking lower monthly payments, subject to age restrictions.
The property is situated in Kumamoto's Kita Ward, an area known for its residential charm and proximity to natural spaces. A notable landmark is the Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's most extensive and well-preserved feudal castles, located a short drive away and offering a deep dive into the region's samurai history.
