Spacious 3SDK House for Rent in Kirishima, Kagoshima
This detached rental house, located in the Kamino Dan area of Kirishima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, offers a comfortable and well-equipped living space. The property features a 3SDK layout with a total floor area of 87.54 square meters, providing ample room for a family or individuals desiring extra space. Built in January 2003, this 24-year-old wooden structure is a single-story home on a two-story building, ensuring easy accessibility.
The house comes with a comprehensive set of amenities. Key equipment includes air conditioning, flooring throughout, a walk-in closet, a bidet toilet seat (washlet/shower toilet), a bath with reheating function, a system kitchen, an independent washbasin (separate from the bathroom), an indoor laundry area, and a bathroom dryer. The property also includes two free parking spaces. Basic utilities are public water, propane gas, and a septic tank. The bathroom and toilet are separate, and the home features a shower, hot water supply, and a dedicated indoor space for a washing machine.
Additional features and services include a balcony and ample closet space. The property is available for immediate move-in. The agent's remarks highlight the attractive rent and note that the house is well-equipped with features like the independent washbasin and heated toilet seat, encouraging interested parties to inquire easily. The separate washbasin is very convenient for makeup and hairstyling, and the indoor laundry area protects the washing machine from rain and wind, which can help extend its lifespan.
The surrounding area of Kirishima City is rich in natural beauty and history. An interesting fact is that Kirishima is part of the Kirishima-Yaku National Park, Japan's first national park designated in 1934, famous for its active volcanoes, hot springs, and stunning hiking trails. The closest major tourist attraction is the Kirishima Jingu (Kirishima Shrine), a historically significant Shinto shrine nestled in the forest, known for its majestic cedar-lined approach and connection to Japanese mythology.
