A Modern Single-Story Home Designed for Family Living in Kagawa
This newly built, single-story residence in Kagawa Prefecture's Kida District offers a thoughtfully designed living space centered around efficiency and family connection. Completed in September 2024, the property remains unoccupied, presenting a pristine opportunity for its new owners. The 3LDK layout is cleverly arranged on a single floor, creating a seamless and accessible living environment for all ages.
The home's standout feature is its innovative circulating closet system, placed at the heart of the floor plan. This design allows for easy access to stored items from any room, creating a comfortable space where belongings can be retrieved and put away with minimal effort. The large, 16-jo (approximately 26.4 square meters) living and dining area provides a family hub where everyone's presence can be comfortably felt, while the compact overall footprint ensures efficient cleaning and maintenance.
Further enhancing daily convenience, the washroom and changing area includes built-in drying racks and a counter, enabling the complete laundry process—washing, drying, and folding—to be completed in one location. This thoughtful approach to household chores is designed for those who wish to finish tasks quickly and dedicate more time to family. The property comes equipped with a delivery box, a heated mirror in the washroom, some furniture, lighting, curtains, and a living room air conditioning unit.
Constructed using the 2x4 building method, known for its strength and energy efficiency, the home is situated in a white zone land use area, which typically allows for residential use with few restrictions. Large windows in the living room provide direct access to the garden, allowing children to play outside easily while being supervised from inside. The family closet, located adjacent to the living room, offers substantial storage capacity and is easily accessible from both the bedrooms and the washroom.
The Miki area of Kida District offers a blend of suburban tranquility and local convenience. An interesting local fact is that the town is known for its production of Sanuki Koshihikari rice, a premium variety highly prized in Japan. The closest major landmark is the Ritsurin Garden in Takamatsu, one of the most celebrated historical gardens in the country, located approximately a 30-minute drive away, offering a stunning display of traditional Japanese landscape design.
