Spacious Family Home in a Quiet Residential Area of Osaka
This detached house, located in Osaka Prefecture's Sennan City, offers a comfortable 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 115.92 sqm (approximately 35.06 tsubo). Built in May 2004, the property sits on a generous 174.61 sqm (approx. 52.81 tsubo) corner plot in a quiet residential neighborhood. The house features a traditional Japanese room of 6 tatami mats, three Western-style rooms (8, 6, and 6 tatami mats), and a large 17.5 tatami mat combined living, dining, and kitchen area. It includes a balcony and garden, as well as free parking for two vehicles.
Key equipment and features, as detailed in the agent notes, include two toilets, a bath with re-heating function, a bathroom dryer, bathroom heating, a window in the bathroom, a counter kitchen, a dishwasher/dryer, storage in all rooms, storm shutters, shutters, and a video intercom system. Special notes highlight that this is an IT-heavy document correspondence property, located in a quiet residential area, built with external insulation methods, and with adjacent buildings over 2 meters away. The property underwent exterior renovation (exterior walls and roof) in October 2024. Additional running costs include fixed asset tax of 61,100 yen per year, neighborhood association fees of 500 yen per month (currently borne by the tenant), a centralized septic tank maintenance fee of 3,700 yen per month (currently borne by the tenant), a management fee of 10,780 yen per month if the management company contract is continued, and a management fee transfer handling charge of 440 yen per month. For tenants, there is a security deposit of 500,000 yen and a planned key money (敷引き) of 350,000 yen. The property is currently tenanted, with projected annual rental income of 1,176,000 yen and a projected annual yield of 6.91%.
The area of Shin'ya in Sennan City provides a peaceful living environment while remaining connected. An interesting local fact is that Sennan City is part of the Osaka Bay area, historically known for its coastal scenery and fishing. The closest major landmark is the iconic Kansai International Airport, an engineering marvel built on an artificial island in Osaka Bay, which is approximately a 30-minute drive away and serves as a major international gateway to western Japan.
