Spacious Traditional Home with Modern Comforts in Himeji
This charming detached house, built in 1935, offers a unique blend of historical character and modern convenience in a peaceful residential area of Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture. The property features a generous 4SLDK layout with a total floor area of 81.81㎡, providing ample space for family living. A key highlight is the south-facing veranda (縁側), ensuring excellent sunlight and ventilation throughout the home.
The property is equipped with a range of modern amenities for comfortable living. The kitchen includes both a system kitchen and a counter kitchen, with an IH cooktop. The bathroom features a reheating function (追い焚き) and a bath dryer (浴室乾燥機). Other notable equipment includes a shower-equipped vanity (シャワー付洗面化粧台), a bidet toilet seat (洗浄便座), a walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, a TV monitor door phone, and underfloor heating (床暖房). The home is designed to be barrier-free, making it accessible for elderly residents or those with mobility concerns. It also has a dedicated indoor space for a washing machine, which helps prolong the appliance's lifespan. The property uses propane gas, noted for its strong flame for efficient bathing and cooking, as well as quicker recovery in disaster situations. Other features include a private bath, private toilet, hot water supply, a private garden, a bay window, and hardwood flooring.
The location is highly convenient, situated close to a prefectural road for easy access. The Sanyo Electric Railway's Meka Station is just an 8-minute walk away, and a convenience store is within a 4-minute walk (241m). The surrounding area is a well-maintained subdivision, offering a clean and pleasant environment. The property also includes a spacious attic, providing plentiful storage.
The area is rich in history, being part of the greater Himeji region, which is home to the magnificent Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Japan's most iconic and pristine surviving feudal castles. This stunning white heron castle is a major tourist attraction and a symbol of Japanese architectural heritage.
