Modern, Move-in Ready Home in Hyogo's Serene Taishi Town
This recently constructed, unoccupied detached house in Hyogo Prefecture's Taishi Town offers a rare opportunity to acquire a brand-new home with modern amenities and thoughtful design. Built in November 2024, the property is essentially a new build with a 2LDK layout and a generous total floor area of 82.80 square meters, situated on a 126.22 square meter plot of land.
The property is equipped with a comprehensive range of features. The kitchen is a highlight, featuring a counter-style design that allows for easy communication with family while cooking, a system kitchen, and an IH cooktop. The home is fully electric (オール電化), enhancing safety by eliminating gas for cooking and water heating. The bathroom is fitted with a drying function (浴室乾燥機), useful for drying laundry on rainy days and for ventilating the room after bathing. Additional key equipment includes a walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, a TV monitor-equipped door phone, underfloor heating, a bidet toilet seat, a separate washroom, a dishwasher, and lighting fixtures. The property is also noted as being barrier-free (バリアフリー) and south-facing (南向き).
Notably, the sale includes significant added value: exterior construction work valued at approximately 1.5 million yen, blinds and curtains worth about 300,000 yen, and all appliances including the EcoCute hot water system, air conditioners, and lighting fixtures (except for those in the second-floor living room). The property comes with free parking for two vehicles. The current status is vacant, and viewings are available.
Located in the Higashiyasu area of Taishi Town, the residence is within a 7-minute walk (484m) of a drugstore, with a supermarket and convenience store also nearby. The area is part of the historic Harima region. An interesting local fact is that Taishi Town is named after Crown Prince Shotoku, a revered regent and politician of the Asuka period, reflecting the area's deep historical roots. The closest major landmark is the historic town of Tatsuno, famous for its preserved samurai district and soy sauce breweries, located approximately a 15-minute drive away.
