Residence in Fukuyama's Hills
This two-story wooden house in Fukuyama's Hisamatsudai district offers a spacious 5DK layout across 105.11 square meters. Built in 1992, the property sits on a 174.74 square meter plot in a quiet residential area characterized by its elevated position, providing potential views and a sense of privacy. The interior includes multiple Japanese and Western-style rooms spread across both floors, with a separate bath and toilet configuration.
The Hisamatsudai area is a well-established residential neighborhood in Fukuyama, known for its peaceful atmosphere and family-friendly environment. An interesting historical fact about Fukuyama is that it was originally planned and constructed as a castle town in the early 17th century by the Mizuno clan, following a distinctive grid pattern that still influences the city's layout today. The closest major landmark is Fukuyama Castle, located approximately 4 kilometers from the property, which features a reconstructed main keep and serves as a museum showcasing the region's history.
