New Construction Detached House in Suginami's Tranquil Miyamae
This newly built detached house in Suginami Ward's Miyamae 5-chome offers a modern and comfortable living environment. The property is a 2-story wooden structure with a total floor area of 107.86 sqm (approx. 32.62 tsubo) on a land area of 114.01 sqm (approx. 34.48 tsubo, including a set-back of about 1.37 sqm). The layout is a 3SLDK, where the 'S' denotes a service room or storage space. The house is scheduled for completion in March 2026 and is currently vacant.
The property features a bright living-dining-kitchen area with three-sided lighting, creating a spacious and relaxing atmosphere of approximately 18.6 tatami mats. It includes a sky balcony, a car space (subject to vehicle type), and a touchless key system. The smart home features include a TV monitor intercom that can be linked to a smartphone. Equipment highlights include gas hot water floor heating in the LD area, a functional face-to-face system kitchen equipped with a water purifier and dishwasher, a hotel-like two-bowl vanity unit, and a one-tsubo sized bath with a ventilation, heating, and drying system. There are washbasins and toilets on both the first and second floors, ample storage including a walk-in closet, energy-efficient double-pane glass, an energy-saving 'Eco-JOES' water heater, and a slop sink.
The location is within a quiet residential area in a First Category Low-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone. It is a 9-minute walk from Keio Inokashira Line's Kugayama Station, a stop for express trains. Daily conveniences are close at hand, with a supermarket within a 5-minute walk. The area is family-friendly, with Suginami Ward Takaidono Daini Elementary School about 100m away (a 2-minute walk) and Nishimiya Junior High School about 270m away (a 4-minute walk).
The surrounding Suginami area is a well-established residential part of Tokyo, known for its many parks and community feel. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Kugayama Station area has a reputation for being a literary hub, with several famous authors having lived there. For a major tourist attraction, the famous Ghibli Museum is located a few stations away on the Inokashira Line in Mitaka, offering a magical experience for fans of Studio Ghibli's animated films.
