Spacious Two-Story Family Home with Multi-Generational Potential in Sunagawa, Hokkaido
This well-maintained two-story wooden house, built in August 1996, offers a generous 6LDK layout across a total floor area of 166.80 square meters. The property is situated on a sizable 273.63 square meter plot in Sunagawa City, Hokkaido, and is currently vacant, allowing for immediate move-in. The home is designed with multi-generational living in mind, featuring a practical system kitchen on the second floor that integrates cooking, cleaning, and storage spaces for ease of use.
The property boasts several key features and equipment. It is an all-electric home with an IH cooking heater. For comfort and convenience, it includes underfloor heating, a bathroom dryer, a shower-equipped vanity, and two toilets. Security is enhanced with a TV monitor-equipped doorphone. The home offers ample storage with a walk-in closet and storage in every room. The bathroom is a spacious size of over 1 tsubo (approximately 1.6m x 1.8m). Additional notes specify that the roof and exterior walls were repainted in August 2023, and the property is on a regular-shaped lot. The first-floor living room is a bright 12-tatami mat space illuminated by light from a bay window.
The location provides practical daily living amenities, with a convenience store within a 513-meter (7-minute walk) radius. The area is served by public water and sewer systems. For transportation, Takikawa Station on the Hakodate Main Line is approximately a 39-minute walk away. The property includes free parking for three cars, with space for two vehicles parked in a row, making it suitable for families and guests.
The surrounding Sunagawa and Takikawa area in central Hokkaido is known for its agricultural heritage and open landscapes. An interesting local fact is that Sunagawa was once a major coal mining hub, contributing significantly to Hokkaido's industrial development in the 20th century. While the region is more renowned for its natural scenery and hot springs than major urban tourist attractions, the iconic Asahiyama Zoo, one of Japan's most popular and innovative zoological parks, is located approximately a 90-minute drive to the northeast in Asahikawa City.
