Spacious Family Home in Kunitachi, Tokyo
This detached house, built in November 1998, offers a generous 104.12 sqm (approximately 31.49 tsubo) of living space across two stories, featuring a comfortable 4LDK layout ideal for family life. The property sits on a 100.12 sqm (approximately 30.28 tsubo) plot of land. The structure is a wooden-frame building located within a City Planning Act urbanization area, specifically zoned as a Category I Low-Rise Exclusive Residential District.
Critical agent notes have been provided. The road access details are as follows: the property fronts a single public road to the west, which is 5 meters wide, with a frontage of 13.3 meters; there is no designated position. A crucial special remark states: 'B21970-003115. As the specified building coverage ratio and floor area ratio limits are exceeded, corrective measures may be ordered by the specific administrative agency. When rebuilding, a building of the same scale as the current one cannot be constructed.' This is an essential legal point for any prospective buyer to consider.
The property includes a parking space and is currently vacant, allowing for a smooth handover. It is conveniently located within a 14-minute walk from Yaho Station and a 13-minute walk from Yagawa Station, both on the JR Nambu Line, providing excellent access to central Tokyo.
The area of Kunitachi is renowned for its academic atmosphere, being home to Hitotsubashi University, and its charming, tree-lined streets. An interesting local fact is that the city's name, which translates to 'National Capital,' was chosen in the 1920s to reflect its aspirations as a future seat of government. The closest major landmark is the serene Showa Memorial Park, a vast national park in nearby Tachikawa, offering expansive gardens, museums, and recreational facilities.
