Charming Terrace House in Kadoma City, Osaka
This delightful two-story wooden terrace house, built in January 1979, offers a comfortable and affordable living space in Osaka Prefecture. The property features a 3DK layout with a total floor area of 45 square meters (approximately 13.61 tsubo). The interior comprises three Japanese-style rooms (4.5 tatami mats, 4.5 tatami mats, and 6 tatami mats) along with a 5.2-tatami mat dining-kitchen area. A key highlight is the south-facing orientation and the presence of a two-sided balcony, which provides two points of access to the outdoors. This design promotes excellent ventilation and allows fresh air to circulate freely throughout the home.
The property is equipped with essential amenities including a toilet with a bidet seat, a separate bath and toilet, a shower, a high-temperature differential hot water system, a washbasin, a type II kitchen, space for a gas cooker, storage space, and cushion flooring. Special notes indicate that pets are negotiable, with small dogs and cats permitted. The property is currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. The rental terms are notably tenant-friendly, with a monthly rent of 40,000 yen and no additional monthly management or common area fees. There is also no key money (reikin), no security deposit (shikikin), and no renewal fee. A two-year lease agreement is required, and tenants must join the comprehensive rental guarantee program (Zenhoren) with an initial guarantee fee equivalent to 100% of one month's rent. Insurance is also required, with an example cost of 18,000 yen for two years for comprehensive fire insurance, though this may vary based on the occupant and conditions.
Located in Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture, the area is well-connected by public transport, with Kadoma-shi Station on the Keihan Main Line and the Osaka Monorail Main Line approximately a 20-minute walk away. Kadoma City is famously the global headquarters of Panasonic Corporation, originally founded here as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. in 1918. For recreation, residents can easily visit the expansive Hirakata Park, a major amusement park and recreational facility located a short distance away in neighboring Hirakata City.
