A Modern Family Home in the Tranquil Suburbs of Miharu
This newly built, two-story wooden house in Miharu, Fukushima Prefecture, offers a spacious and comfortable living environment designed for modern families. The property features a generous 3LDK layout, providing ample room with a living-dining-kitchen area and three Western-style rooms measuring 7, 6, and 5.2 tatami mats respectively. With a total floor area of 101.99 sqm (approx. 30.85 tsubo) situated on a 218.21 sqm (approx. 66 tsubo) plot, the home balances indoor living space with outdoor potential.
The property is equipped with comprehensive modern amenities. These include a septic tank, air conditioning, an IH cooking heater, two toilets, a bathroom dryer, a dishwasher/dryer, and lighting fixtures. Additional conveniences are a walk-in closet, a TV monitor-equipped intercom, and an all-electric power system. Special notes highlight that the home is located in a quiet residential area and includes parking for three vehicles. The road access details specify the property fronts a 17-meter wide public road to the east, with a frontage of 5 meters.
Miharu is a historic town in Fukushima, renowned for its stunning natural beauty, particularly the 'Miharu Takizakura', a legendary 1,000-year-old weeping cherry tree that is one of Japan's three great cherry trees. This national natural monument draws visitors from across the country every spring, creating a vibrant yet seasonal atmosphere. The area provides a peaceful lifestyle while remaining connected, with Miharu Station on the Ban'etsu East Line approximately a 24-minute walk from the property.
