Modern New Build House in Hirakata, Osaka
This newly constructed detached house, completed in May 2025, offers a contemporary and energy-efficient lifestyle in the quiet residential area of Hirakata City, Osaka. Priced at 33,980,000 yen, the property features a 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 93.05㎡, built on a 96.76㎡ plot of land. The house is designed to meet ZEH (Net Zero Energy House) standards with high energy-saving and insulation performance (level 5).
Key features from the agent notes include a 17.7-jo (approx. 28.6 sqm) living-dining-kitchen area with western exposure for natural light, a walk-in closet, and a living room staircase. The kitchen is a face-to-face system kitchen equipped with a dishwasher. The master bedroom, which faces the balcony, is 7 jo in size. The property includes two toilets (water-saving type), a separate bath and toilet, a bath with re-heating function and dryer, a bathroom with a window, a washbasin area, a shower-equipped vanity with three mirrors, a 3-burner stove with grill, underfloor storage, closets, an indoor laundry machine space, and flooring in all rooms. Utilities include city gas, water supply, sewerage, side gutters, and hot water supply. The special notes highlight the quiet residential neighborhood, good sunlight, and excellent ventilation. The front road is a local street with little traffic, allowing for easy and relaxed parking.
The location is highly convenient, with Keihan Kuzuha Station a 22-minute walk away and the Kuzuha Mall reachable within a 6-minute drive. The area is served by local schools, including Hirakata City Kuzuhanishi Elementary School (932m) and Hirakata City Kuzuhanishi Junior High School (565m).
An interesting fact about the area is its proximity to the Yodo River, which offers scenic walking and cycling paths. The closest major landmark is the historic Hirakata Park, one of Japan's oldest amusement parks, founded in 1910, which provides family-friendly entertainment and seasonal flower displays just a short drive from the property.
