A Spacious Family Home in Yao City, Osaka

This property presents a fantastic opportunity to own a detached house in the established residential area of Yao City's Ota 5-chome. Built in September 1983, this wooden structure offers a generous living space of 76.14 square meters (approximately 23.03 tsubo) across two stories. The layout is a highly functional 4LDK, providing ample room for a family, with four bedrooms and a combined living, dining, and kitchen area. The total land area is 66.19 square meters (approximately 20.02 tsubo), offering a comfortable balance of indoor and outdoor space.

A key feature of this home is its excellent road access. The property benefits from frontage on two roads, enhancing convenience and accessibility. To the north, there is a 4.3-meter wide private road, while to the east, a wider 4.7-meter public road provides primary access. This configuration, known as 'two-sided road access (excluding corner lot)', is a significant advantage for parking and daily comings and goings. Furthermore, the property includes a parking space at no additional cost, a valuable and often sought-after amenity in residential areas.

The house is situated in a flat, well-planned urban area designated as a Category I Exclusive Residential District, ensuring a quiet and pleasant living environment. It is conveniently located within walking distance of local amenities, with Ota Elementary School approximately 896 meters away and Ota Junior High School about 2,163 meters from the property. For commuters, the Osaka Municipal Tanimachi Line's "Yaominami" Station is a 17-minute walk, providing a direct link to the heart of Osaka City.

The Yao City area is rich with local culture and history. An interesting local fact is that Yao is historically known for its production of high-quality bamboo blinds, called "sudare," a traditional craft that dates back centuries. For a major landmark, residents and visitors can easily access the iconic Shitennō-ji Temple, one of Japan's oldest officially administered temples, founded in 593 by Prince Shōtoku. It is located a short train ride away and offers a serene escape with its beautiful grounds and historic pagoda. This home offers a perfect base from which to explore the unique blend of traditional and modern life in the Kansai region.