A Modern Two-Story House in Yashio's Ko-Shinden District
This contemporary two-story house, built in September 2024, presents a rare opportunity in the Ko-Shinden area of Yashio City, Saitama Prefecture. Priced at 41.9 million yen, this nearly new property offers modern living with a total floor area of 95.21 square meters, featuring a well-designed 1LDK layout that maximizes both space and functionality.
The property's current status is noted as an akiya (vacant house), and the agent specifically encourages potential buyers to freely inquire about scheduling a viewing appointment for their preferred dates at no cost. This particular home is identified as Building 104 within a larger development of 17 total buildings in the Yashio City Ko-Shinden area, with the management number 100129809572.
The interior layout comprises a generous 18.2-jo living-dining-kitchen area complemented by a 13.7-jo Western-style room, creating ample space for comfortable living. Additional practical features include a laundry corner, what's described as a "blue sky living" area, and a dedicated food storage pantry. The kitchen is equipped with a counter-style design, IH heater, stainless steel sink, and dishwasher, while the bathroom facilities include two toilets and a separate washroom. Storage solutions are comprehensive throughout the home, featuring under-floor storage, pantry space, and storage in all living areas.
This wood-constructed home stands on a 110.09 square meter land parcel (based on official registry) in a flat terrain location. The property benefits from dual-sided road frontage with 6-meter wide public roads on both the northeast and southeast sides. It's situated within a city planning area designated as urbanization promotion area, zoned as Category 1 Medium-to-High Rise Exclusive Residential District, with a building-to-land ratio of 60% and volume ratio of 200%. The property has received the Long-Term Excellent Housing certification, ensuring quality construction standards.
Transportation access includes a 28-minute walk to Yashio Station on the Tsukuba Express line, providing direct connections to Akihabara and other major Tokyo destinations. The JR Joban Line's Kanamachi Station is approximately 4.9 kilometers away. The property includes free parking availability and is connected to public water supply and sewer systems.
The Yashio area has developed significantly since the opening of the Tsukuba Express line, offering improved accessibility to central Tokyo while maintaining a residential atmosphere. The Ko-Shinden district represents one of Yashio's established residential neighborhoods, characterized by its orderly development and community feel. An interesting historical note about the area is that Yashio City was formed through the merger of several villages in 1972, transitioning from its agricultural past to become part of the greater Tokyo metropolitan area while retaining green spaces and a distinct local identity. The closest major landmark is the extensive Mizumoto Park in neighboring Katsushika Ward, one of Tokyo's largest public parks featuring beautiful water landscapes, walking trails, and seasonal flower displays.
