Spacious Corner Lot Home in Nonoichi with Recent Renovations
This charming two-story wooden house, built in June 1986, is situated on a generous 205.54 sqm corner lot in Nonoichi City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The property offers a spacious 168.93 sqm of living area with a 6DK layout, providing ample room for family life. A significant renovation was completed approximately ten years ago, focusing on the water areas (kitchen, bathroom, toilet, washbasin) as well as the wallpaper and exterior walls, ensuring the home is in good condition and ready for comfortable living.
The agent's notes highlight several key features. The property is equipped with a system kitchen that integrates storage space, making cleaning and maintenance easy. It utilizes propane gas for strong cooking power and quick bath heating, which also offers faster recovery in disaster situations. The home includes a walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, a TV monitor-equipped doorphone, and underfloor heating. Other notable features are its south-facing orientation, barrier-free design, and parking for two or more vehicles, accommodating both family and guests. The property is all-electric and has separate bath and toilet facilities. Additional equipment includes a counter kitchen, IH cooktop, gas cooktop, bath reheating function, bathroom dryer, shower-equipped washbasin vanity, and a bidet toilet seat. The utilities are public water supply, propane gas, and sewer system.
The location is exceptionally convenient, being within a 3-minute walk (162m) of Fukumizu Junior High School and a short distance from Kanden Elementary School. Daily necessities are close at hand with a Seven-Eleven convenience store 180m away, a Baro supermarket within 279m, and a drugstore 418m away. The Nonoichi City Sports Center is just 148m from the home. The property is a 13-minute walk from Nonoichi Station on the Hokuriku Tetsudo Ishikawa Line.
The area of Nonoichi City is a vibrant suburban community adjacent to the prefectural capital of Kanazawa. An interesting local fact is that the city's name, "Nonoichi," literally means "field market," reflecting its historical roots as a prosperous market town in the Kaga Domain during the Edo period. For recreation and culture, residents can easily access the renowned Kenrokuen Garden in nearby Kanazawa, one of Japan's Three Great Gardens, famous for its stunning beauty across all seasons.
