A Modern Family Home in Uruma, Okinawa
This contemporary two-story house, built in April 2025, presents a rare opportunity to own a brand-new residence in the sought-after city of Uruma, Okinawa. With a generous 4LDK layout spread across 93.15 square meters of living space, this property is perfectly designed for family life. The total land area of 120.02 square meters provides ample outdoor space and includes the significant benefit of two free parking spaces located directly on the premises.
The property's current status invites potential buyers to schedule a viewing at their convenience. The agent's notes explicitly encourage interested parties to feel free to inquire about their preferred dates for a free, no-obligation viewing. The detailed remarks confirm the location at 1451 Tengan, Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, with the building registration number R06SHC122696.
The home is equipped with modern amenities for comfortable living. The kitchen features a convenient system kitchen with a counter design. The bathroom and washroom areas are fitted with a shower-equipped vanity, a bidet toilet seat, and a bath dryer. Storage solutions are well-considered, including under-floor storage and a walk-in closet. Additional features include a TV monitor intercom system and the property runs on propane gas.
The location offers excellent access to daily necessities and leisure activities. As per the agent's notes, key nearby facilities include Town Plaza Kanehide Gushikawa Store, reachable by car in approximately 5 minutes (1,500m). Uruma City Hall is also a short 5-minute drive away. For recreation, Uken Beach is accessible within a 12-minute drive (5,100m), offering a perfect spot for weekend outings. The designated school districts are Tengan Elementary School, a 14-minute walk (1,000m) away, and Agena Junior High School, a 24-minute walk (1,700m) from the property.
The area of Uruma is rich in history and natural beauty, formed from the merger of several towns on Okinawa's eastern coast. An interesting local fact is that Uruma is home to the Iha Shell Mound, a significant archaeological site that provides insight into the ancient Ryukyu Kingdom. The closest major landmark is the Katsuren Peninsula, famed for the UNESCO World Heritage site Katsuren Castle, which offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and a deep connection to Okinawan history.
