Spacious New 4LDK Home in Yomitan Village with Comprehensive Agent Support
This newly built, two-story detached house in Yomitan Village's Nagahama area offers a comfortable 4LDK layout designed for family living. The property features a total floor area of 93.56m² (28.3 tsubo) on a flat 138.4m² (41.86 tsubo) plot of land. Completed in September 2025, the home includes three parking spaces and a design that incorporates a two-tone exterior for lasting appeal. The interior boasts a spacious living area, a well-equipped kitchen with a three-burner stove and fish grill, a separate bath and toilet, a 1-tsubo (approx. 3.3m²) bathroom, and toilets on both floors for convenience. A unique feature is the room adjacent to the living room, which adds flexibility to suit different life stages. The property also includes a large entrance storage area, a balcony suitable for drying laundry, and an artificial grass yard for easy maintenance. A dedicated indoor space for a washing machine is provided among the facilities.
The listing agent, Minsa House, emphasizes their specialized, high-information service for Okinawa real estate. Their team, with backgrounds at Recruit SUUMO and major financial institutions, is committed to providing deep property insights, including crime statistics and maximum seismic intensity predictions. They offer comprehensive loan consultation, partnering with over ten financial institutions from local Okinawan banks to online banks, and provide a comparative loan plan sheet. For clients who proceed with a purchase, they offer post-settlement benefits like free consultation on asset management, tax strategies, and subsidies. The agency has seven locations across Okinawa, from north to south, and offers property tours and purchase consultations 24/7 by prior appointment. They encourage consultations from a wide range of potential buyers, including those unsure about wooden construction in Okinawa, first-time home buyers, people debating between renting and buying, those undecided on custom-built homes versus new condos, and individuals concerned about loan eligibility, such as self-employed persons or those with existing debt.
