Modern Two-Story Home Near Kayashima Station in Neyagawa City
This modern two-story house, built in July 2024, presents a stylish and functional living space in Neyagawa City, Osaka. The exterior features a striking black and white two-tone design, complemented by dedicated parking and bicycle parking spaces. The property is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from Kayashima Station on the Keihan Main Line, offering excellent access to the city.
The interior is designed for comfort and practicality. The layout is a 3SLDK, providing a living-dining-kitchen area and four rooms that can be used as bedrooms or other living spaces. The living room is bright and open, with a white color scheme and a raised ceiling that enhances the sense of space. The kitchen is a wide, counter-style system kitchen with a gas three-burner hob and a built-in dishwasher, making daily cooking convenient. It is positioned to allow parents to keep an eye on children while working.
Key equipment and features include a walk-in closet, storage in every room, a touch-panel lock on the entrance door, a TV monitor-equipped door phone for security, and a bathroom with a reheating function for the bath. The bathroom is a 1-tsubo size (approximately 1.6m x 1.6m), allowing one to stretch out in the tub. The washbasin area is functional with a shower hose and a three-way mirror. The toilet has a bidet function and includes storage. The balcony is spacious and covered with a terrace roof, providing shelter from rain and wind. The home is equipped with public water supply, city gas, and a sewer system.
The surrounding area is convenient for daily life, with a convenience store within a 50-meter (1-minute walk) radius, a supermarket 220 meters away, and other amenities like banks, drugstores, and parks nearby. The road in front of the house is wide, allowing for easy parking. The property is currently occupied, and viewings are possible. The selling agent, Yuki Housing Co., Ltd., also offers renovation consultation services for future modifications.
