Comfort Miyabi Building 4: A Spacious Family Home in Yomitan Village
Located in the serene Tokeshi district of Yomitan Village, Okinawa, this detached house offers a comfortable 4LDK layout perfect for family living. Built in 2017, the property spans approximately 97.59 square meters (29.9 tsubo) across two stories, situated on a generous land plot of about 122.91 square meters (37.2 tsubo). The south-facing orientation ensures excellent natural light throughout the day.
The home features a well-equipped kitchen with a counter, water purifier, propane gas system, and a three-burner stove. Additional amenities include a bathroom with a gas-powered dryer, two separate toilets, a heated bidet seat, and a monitor-equipped intercom system. The property includes two parking spaces and is constructed with a wood and other materials framework.
According to the agent's notes, the listing company, HOUSE DO Naha/Yomitan, is actively implementing COVID-19 prevention measures, including ventilation, mask-wearing, alcohol disinfectants, and acrylic partitions for customer safety. Their office features parking, a kids' play space, and complimentary drinks and snacks. The staff provides courteous service and welcomes all inquiries. They are also actively seeking property listings for sale and offer free valuations for land, buildings, commercial properties, and other real estate, available via in-person visits, phone calls, or email. The agent also notes that the above information may differ from the current state of the property, and they encourage interested parties to contact staff for further details.
The property is conveniently located within a 3-minute walk from Tokeshi Elementary School and a 44-minute walk from Yomitan Junior High School. Public transportation access is available via the Yomitan Bus Terminal, approximately 5 minutes away by bus, while Tedako Urasoe Station is about 321 minutes away. The handover date is negotiable, and the property is currently occupied.
Yomitan Village is rich in history and culture, famously known for the Yomitan Pottery Village, where traditional Okinawan pottery, or "yachimun," has been crafted for centuries. A major landmark nearby is the Zakimi Castle Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site that offers panoramic views of the East China Sea and insight into the Ryukyu Kingdom's history.
