LFB Regeneration House in Shinbashi-cho, Hofu
This renovated single-family home in Hofu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, offers a comfortable and modern living space with a spacious garden. The property features a southwest-facing living room that enjoys excellent sunlight, allowing residents to relax while overlooking the expansive private garden. A distinctive curved balcony design and textured exterior walls create a clean and appealing aesthetic.
The property has undergone comprehensive renovations. Key equipment and features include a system kitchen from TAKARA STANDARD's OFELIA series, featuring a wide sink and large-capacity drawer storage. The bathroom is equipped with a unit from CLEANUP's rakuvia series. The washbasin is from TAKARA STANDARD's ELICIO series. The toilet has been replaced with a new unit, and the wallpaper and flooring have been renewed. The house includes a counter kitchen, IH cooktop, bath reheating function, bath dryer, shower-equipped washbasin, heated toilet seat, walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, TV monitor doorphone, and underfloor heating. Other notable features are all-electric power, barrier-free design, south-facing orientation, and parking for multiple vehicles. The property is delivered with weed control sheets already installed in the garden. The layout is practical with a sunken-floor Japanese-style room on the first floor that can serve as a children's play area or guest space, and a second floor that includes Western and Japanese-style rooms plus a storage room.
The location in Shinbashi-cho is convenient for daily life, with a convenience store just a 150-meter walk away. The area is part of Hofu City, a historic center in Yamaguchi. An interesting local fact is that Hofu is home to Hofu Tenmangu, one of the three major Tenmangu shrines in Japan, dedicated to the scholar Sugawara no Michizane. The closest major tourist attraction is the renowned Hofu Tenmangu Shrine, approximately 1.48 kilometers from the property, known for its beautiful grounds and cultural significance.
