Open Lives Minami-Yono Sky Stage: A Modern New Build in Saitama
This new construction detached house, named Open Lives Minami-Yono Sky Stage, presents a contemporary living opportunity in Saitama City's Sakura Ward. The property, specifically Unit 1, is a 3-story wooden structure offering a 3LDK layout with a total floor area of 100.24 square meters on a 54.49 square meter plot. A key feature is the 6.1-tatami mat roof balcony, providing valuable outdoor space with a view. The home is built to ZEH (Net Zero Energy House) standards, emphasizing high energy efficiency and sustainability for reduced utility costs and environmental impact.
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The equipment registration number is KS126-3120-50562. Important remarks include: the total area includes a 10.46 square meter garage/carport; the property is subject to the Landscape Act and is within a land readjustment project regulation zone; there is a 13.28 square meter private road section; and the management number is 601326.
The interior is appointed with quality fixtures. The kitchen features a sleek "Studia" system with a slim range hood, easy-care artificial marble countertops, and a built-in dishwasher. The bathroom is a comfortable "Roomie" unit bath equipped with a multi-functional dryer/ventilation/heater/cooler and an insulated bathtub lid to maintain water temperature. The "EV" washbasin has a pull-out faucet for easy cleaning. Security and convenience are enhanced by YKK AP's "Pitatto Key" system, allowing for keyless entry via a tag key or smartphone app. Additional amenities include two toilets, a walk-in closet, heated toilet seats, and double-glazed windows.
The location in Nakajima 4-chome offers daily convenience with supermarkets like TAIRAYA Urawa Eiwa store just 306 meters away. For transportation, JR Minami-Yono Station on the Saikyo Line is approximately an 18-minute walk (1440m). The area is part of the vibrant Saitama City, a major administrative hub north of Tokyo. An interesting local fact is that Saitama Prefecture, where the city is located, was historically a significant center for silk production. The closest major tourist attraction is the famous Omiya Bonsai Village, located a short train ride away in Saitama City's Omiya Ward, which is home to numerous bonsai nurseries and a dedicated art museum, attracting enthusiasts from around the world.
