Spacious Detached Home in Kitakariya, Aichi Prefecture
This detached house, built in March 1997, offers a generous living space of 105.16 sqm (approximately 31.81 tsubo) on a substantial land plot of 225.74 sqm (approximately 68.28 tsubo). The property features a 4DK layout, comprising four rooms plus a dining-kitchen area, with specific room dimensions of Japanese-style rooms at 6, 6, and 7.5 jo, and a Western-style room of 10 jo. The home is a two-story wooden structure with a south-facing primary orientation, ensuring excellent natural light, and includes a garden.
Key equipment includes two toilets, a washbasin with a shower attachment, underfloor storage, lighting fixtures, propane gas, electricity, and a water supply. The property is noted for having good sunlight. A critical special note is that this property is located within a City Planning Act Adjustment Area (市街化調整区域). It was originally permitted and constructed based on specific Aichi Prefecture Development Examination Committee standards (permit number 8令尾県第5‐121号). Consequently, only buyers who meet specific criteria—such as those currently living in overcrowded, substandard, disaster-affected, or rental housing, or those seeking to move closer to family or their workplace—are eligible to purchase. A new development permit is not required for such a qualified buyer.
The property is currently vacant, and the handover timing is negotiable. It includes a free parking space. The land is flat, zoned as residential, and has road frontage to the south with a width of 5.6m on a public road. The building-to-land ratio is 60% and the floor area ratio is 200%.
The area of Kitakariya in Aichi Prefecture offers a blend of suburban tranquility and accessibility. An interesting local fact is that the nearby city of Inuyama is home to Inuyama Castle, one of only twelve original castles in Japan designated as a National Treasure. The closest major landmark is the historic and scenic Kiyosu Castle, located a short drive away, which played a pivotal role in the Sengoku period and is a popular tourist attraction.
