Spacious New 4LDK Home in Itoman, Okinawa
This newly built detached house, completed in September 2025, offers a modern and comfortable living space in the Itoman City area of Okinawa. The property, known as Cradle Garden Odo Building 14, features a generous 4LDK layout with a spacious 16.5-tatami mat living-dining-kitchen area, two toilets, and ample storage including under-floor storage. The house boasts a total floor area of 95.58m² (28.91 tsubo) on a well-shaped, flat, south-facing plot of land measuring 147.84m² (44.72 tsubo). Key features include a two-car tandem parking space, a south-facing balcony, and a range of modern amenities for security and comfort.
According to the agent's detailed notes, the property includes an indoor washing machine space. A critical note for potential buyers is that a deposit and stamp duty are required at the time of contract, with the deposit amount varying based on the property price. The agent encourages consultation for any concerns about preparing a lump sum of cash. Furthermore, the equipment list notes that there may be discrepancies between the floor plan and the actual condition of the property, with the actual condition taking precedence. After the contract is signed, there are optional equipment installation works available at the buyer's additional cost, details of which should be discussed with the sales staff. As the property is currently for sale, there is a possibility it may be under application, scheduled for contract, or already contracted.
The listing agent, Home Trade Center, is part of the Iida Group Holdings, a major player in Japan's real estate market. They emphasize their extensive network, premium partnership interest rates available through group-affiliated financial institutions, and expert staff knowledgeable about the construction methods and brands within the Iida Group. They offer six premium services including vast property information, speedy support, expert loan and insurance advice, and comprehensive after-sales support to turn home-buying anxieties into reassurance.
The property is located in Itoman City, a historic area in southern Okinawa known for its deep connections to the sea and traditional culture. An interesting local fact is that Itoman is famous for its female divers, known as "ama," who have historically harvested seafood. The area is also home to the Okinawa Peace Memorial Park, a major landmark and solemn site dedicated to reflecting on the history of the Battle of Okinawa and promoting peace.
