Spacious New Family Home in Omura, Nagasaki
This newly built detached house in Omura, Nagasaki, offers a modern and comfortable living space designed for family life. The property features a generous 4LDK layout, providing ample room for relaxation and daily activities. With a total floor area of 93.15 sqm and a land size of 215.40 sqm, the home includes a spacious roof balcony and a walk-in closet, enhancing its appeal.
The property is equipped with comprehensive facilities: city gas, water supply, sewerage, hot water supply, and electricity. The bathroom and toilet are separate, and there are two toilets, one featuring a warm-water washing toilet seat. Additional amenities include a bath dryer, a bath over 1 tsubo (approx. 3.3 sqm) in size, a shower, a shampoo dresser, a counter kitchen, double-glazed windows, a roof balcony, a walk-in closet, a TV monitor intercom, and a security camera.
Special notes indicate the inclusion of parking for three cars at no extra cost. The agent's remarks highlight several key points: the land is flat, an elementary school is about a 5-minute walk away, supermarkets and convenience stores are within a 5-minute walking radius, and there are numerous other facilities within walking distance. The property is part of the Child-Rearing Green Housing Support program, making it recommended for those wishing to keep various costs low. The agent notes that this national budget program will end once funds are depleted, urging interested parties to act quickly. The convenient location and well-equipped new build is currently unfinished, so the agent can introduce similar properties. Consultations regarding housing loans are also available.
The surrounding area of Omura is known for its calm, residential atmosphere. An interesting local fact is that Omura Bay was Japan's first naval air base. The closest major landmark is the historic Omura Park, known for its beautiful cherry blossoms and the ruins of Omura Castle, offering a scenic and cultural point of interest just a short distance away.
