Spacious 4SLDK Family Home with Recent Renovations in Kobe's Quiet Akihadai
This recently renovated detached house, built in 2012, offers a comfortable and secure living environment in the quiet residential area of Akihadai, Kobe. The property is a 4SLDK layout with a total floor area of 115.09 sqm, featuring a study, a stylish Japanese-style room with Ryukyu tatami, and three Western-style rooms. The home has undergone comprehensive cleaning, equipment inspections, and specific renovations to ensure it is move-in ready. Key work includes the replacement of the electric water heater with a new unit, high-pressure cleaning of the exterior walls and parking area, and thorough cleaning throughout.
The property is equipped with modern amenities for convenience and safety. The kitchen features a U-shaped counter layout with a three-burner IH cooktop, a dishwasher, and an artificial marble sink that resists water stains. The home is all-electric, reducing fire risks. Security is enhanced with a card-key entry system and a monitor-equipped doorphone that records visitors. The spacious one-tsubo (approx. 1.6m x 1.6m) bathroom allows for relaxation. Additional features include a shoe-in closet, under-floor storage, and a walk-in closet. The property comes with a two-year warranty covering the three major risks of used homes: roof leaks, defects/corrosion of main structural parts, and water leakage/failure of water supply and drainage pipes. Furthermore, a termite damage investigation and preventive construction have been completed, backed by a five-year guarantee from the construction company.
The location in Kobe's Nishi Ward provides a peaceful setting while maintaining accessibility. The area is known for its blend of residential comfort and natural scenery, situated within the Rokko mountain range. A notable nearby landmark is Mount Rokko, a popular destination for hiking, panoramic city views, and seasonal attractions like the famous night view from its observatories. The property is a 14-minute walk from Kibata Station on the Kobe Electric Railway Ao Line, connecting residents to central Kobe.
