Modern, Energy-Efficient Home in Shiga's Hayashi New Town
This contemporary two-story house, built in March 2024, offers a rare opportunity to own a virtually new, unoccupied property in the desirable Hayashi New Town development in Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture. The home features a spacious 2SLDK layout across a total floor area of 112.2 square meters, providing ample room for comfortable living.
The property is equipped with a comprehensive suite of modern amenities and energy-saving features. It is an all-electric home powered by a substantial 6.6kW solar power generation system, paired with an EcoCute heat pump water heater for significant utility savings. The kitchen boasts an IH cooktop, a system kitchen, and a dishwasher/dryer. The bathroom includes a reheating function and a shower, while the separate washroom features a shower-equipped vanity. Comfort is ensured with double-glazed insulating windows, underfloor heating, and a two-story atrium that creates a bright, open atmosphere. A wood deck is available as an optional addition.
Critical agent notes have been translated: The current status is vacant, and viewings can be scheduled by appointment free of charge. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the agent with their preferred dates. Additional remarks include the property code 082001-43785 and note that a Seven-Eleven convenience store is located just 380 meters away.
The home is also built to high structural standards, achieving Seismic Grade 3 for excellent earthquake resistance and incorporating vibration control technology. It qualifies for the Flat 35 S housing loan and is certified as a Long-Term Superior Housing property, ensuring quality and durability.
Located on a corner plot with generous spacing from neighboring houses, the property includes a free parking space. The area offers convenient daily living with shops like a supermarket and drugstore within a short distance. A fascinating fact about Shiga Prefecture is that it is home to Lake Biwa, Japan's largest freshwater lake, which accounts for about one-sixth of the prefecture's total area and is a major source of water for the Kansai region. The closest major tourist attraction from this property is the historic city of Kyoto, a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its temples, shrines, and traditional gardens, easily accessible for day trips.
