Spacious 6LDK Family Home in Kuki City, Saitama Prefecture
This well-maintained two-story wooden house offers a generous 143.0 square meters of living space on a 150.44 square meter corner lot in the Kamikawasaki area of Kuki City, Saitama Prefecture. The property features a 6LDK layout, making it suitable for a large family or as a multi-generational home. The building was completed in May 1994 and has a south-facing main exposure, ensuring ample natural light.
The home is equipped with a range of modern amenities including an all-electric system with an IH stove, a counter kitchen with a facing layout (対面型), a shower toilet, a shampoo dresser, and a floor-under storage area (床下収納). The bath includes a reheating function (追い焚き). The property is connected to public water supply (公営) and uses a septic tank (浄化槽) for wastewater treatment. The gas type is listed as "other" (その他).
Additional features include a balcony, flooring throughout, and a fire alarm system. The property is a corner lot, providing access from two streets: a 6.0-meter-wide public road to the north and a 4.0-meter-wide private road to the west, with a private road burden area of 10.48 square meters. There is parking available for two cars, with one space currently open.
The property is located in an urbanization control area (市街化調整区域) with no specific zoning designation (用途地域無指定). It is subject to regulations under the Building Standards Act, the Land Readjustment Act, the Landscape Act, and Saitama Prefecture's landscape ordinance. The site has a building coverage ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%. The property is in a low-rise residential exclusive zone (低層住専地域). It is currently vacant and is offered for immediate occupancy upon transfer (引渡:現況渡し).
The neighborhood provides convenient access to JR Higashi-Washinomiya Station (approximately 24 minutes on foot) and Kuki Station (about 30 minutes on foot). Nearby educational facilities include Sakurada Elementary School (1600m away) and Washinomiya Higashi Junior High School (2700m away).
