Modern Detached House in Nara's Fujinokidai
This property is a detached house located in Fujinokidai 3-chome, Nara City, Nara Prefecture. It is a 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 115.51 square meters, built in October 2019 (Reiwa 1), making it approximately 7 years old. The house is constructed of wood and is a two-story building.
The property features a system kitchen equipped with an IH cooking hob and a dishwasher/dryer. The living-dining room is approximately 20.3 tatami mats in size and includes a partial double-height ceiling, creating a sense of openness. The house is all-electric, which reduces the risk of fire as it uses no gas for cooking or water heating. Other notable equipment includes a unit bath, a shower-equipped washbasin, a walk-in closet, underfloor heating in the kitchen and living-dining area, a bathroom ventilation dryer, warm-water washing toilet seats, a TV monitor intercom, electric shutters in the living-dining room, iron handrails, and a solar power generation system. There is also a sunroom.
The layout includes four Western-style rooms (approximately 7.9, 6.0, 6.0, and 6.0 tatami mats) and one Japanese-style room (approximately 4.5 tatami mats) that can be used as a continuation of the living room. There are two toilets, one on the first floor with a separate handwash basin and one on the second floor. The property sits on a corner lot with a land area of 245.05 square meters. Parking is available for up to four vehicles, subject to vehicle type restrictions. The property is currently vacant.
The location offers convenient access. The nearest station is Gakuen-mae Station on the Kintetsu Namba/Nara Line. From there, it is an 8-minute bus ride to the Fujinokidai 1-chome bus stop, followed by a 4-minute walk. Within a 120-meter (2-minute walk) radius, there is a park. Other nearby facilities include Narashiki Tomiminami Elementary School (1,040m), Narashiki Tomiminami Junior High School (620m), a convenience store (710m), a supermarket (860m), and Gakuen-mae Station itself (2,500m).
