Spacious 4LDK Family Home Under Renovation in Sakai City, Fukui
This spacious 4LDK detached house, built in 2003, is currently undergoing a comprehensive renovation to offer a comfortable and modern living space for a family. The property features a generous floor area of 144.70 sqm on a 225.08 sqm plot of land, providing ample room both inside and out. The layout is ideal for families of 3 to 5 people, with a large, open-concept living and dining area featuring a two-story ceiling and a fan for excellent air circulation. The kitchen is a counter-style design, allowing you to interact with the living area while cooking, perfect for keeping an eye on children.
The renovation work includes re-laying flooring, replacing wallpaper, and installing new floor tiles on the staircase. The bathrooms and toilets are being updated, with the toilet set to be replaced with a new Janis unit. The property also includes a walk-in closet accessible from one of the bedrooms, and a spacious 1.25-tsubo (approx. 4.13 sqm) unit bath. Essential termite prevention work has been carried out and comes with a 5-year guarantee from the construction company, including two free inspections. The house is all-electric, reducing fire risks, and features a barrier-free design. The front road is approximately 6 meters wide, allowing for easy vehicle access.
The property includes a garden area suitable for gardening, which could also be converted into additional parking space in the future. Parking is available for two cars. The location offers convenient access to daily amenities, with a FamilyMart convenience store just 650 meters away. The area is served by public water and sewer systems.
Sakai City in Fukui Prefecture is known for its rich history and beautiful natural scenery. An interesting local fact is that the nearby city of Maruoka is home to Maruoka Castle, one of Japan's oldest surviving castles, built in 1576 and designated as a National Important Cultural Property. The property is situated within a reasonable distance of this historic landmark, offering a connection to the region's samurai past.
