A Spacious Family Home in the Quiet Neighborhood of Izumi City
This inviting 4LDK property, located at 1-5-29 Fushiyacho in Izumi City, Osaka Prefecture, offers a comfortable and functional living space perfect for family life. Built in July 2015, this two-storey wooden house presents a well-maintained home with a generous total floor area of 95.81 square meters, providing ample room for relaxation and daily activities.
The property is currently occupied, and the agent encourages potential buyers to feel free to inquire about arranging a viewing on their preferred date. The home features a highly functional system kitchen, equipped with a gas hob featuring three or more burners. This practical setup allows you to prepare the main dish, side dishes, and miso soup simultaneously while cooking dinner, effectively saving valuable time in the kitchen.
The interior boasts a spacious and comfortable living area, enhanced by the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of the residential neighborhood, which is set apart from the city's hustle and bustle. This makes the property highly recommended for those seeking a calm and gentle lifestyle. An added safety and comfort feature is the bathroom heating, which helps to eliminate temperature differences and contributes to accident prevention. This is a home where a family's story can truly begin, and the agent warmly invites you to see it for yourself.
The area of Izumi City offers a blend of residential calm and convenient access to urban amenities. A notable landmark in the broader Osaka region is the iconic Osaka Castle, a historic fortress set in a vast park, which is a major tourist draw for its architectural beauty and museum exhibits. The property is situated within walking distance of Komyoji Station on the Nankai Semboku Line, providing a direct connection to the heart of Osaka.
This home combines thoughtful design, including features like under-floor storage and a south-facing balcony, with the tranquility of its surroundings, making it a compelling opportunity for those looking to establish their home in a serene yet connected part of Osaka.
