A Spacious New Build Family Home in Tottori's Tranquil Kano Minami District
This newly constructed detached house, scheduled for completion in July 2025, offers a modern and comfortable living space in the quiet residential neighborhood of Kano Minami 6-chome, Tottori City. The property features a generous land area of approximately 176.69 sqm (53.44 tsubo) and a substantial floor area of 100.44 sqm (30.38 tsubo) across two stories. The 4SLDK layout provides ample room for a family, including four bedrooms, a living-dining-kitchen area, and a service room.
The home is exceptionally well-equipped. Facilities include city water and sewer systems, an IH cooking heater, hot water supply, and a separate bath and toilet. Notable features are two toilets, a bath larger than one tsubo (approx. 3.3 sqm) with a shower and reheat function, a bathroom dryer, a vanity, and designated spaces for a washing machine both indoors and out. The kitchen is a system kitchen with a counter and includes a water purifier. The property is fitted with double-glazed windows, a 24-hour ventilation system, flooring throughout, a balcony, underfloor storage, and additional storage spaces. Security and convenience are enhanced by a TV monitor intercom, and parking is available for two vehicles, with a bicycle parking area also provided.
Special notes highlight that the property is suitable for two-person occupancy, enjoys good sunlight, and is situated in a quiet residential area. The construction is wood-frame, located within an urbanization promotion area zoned as Category 1 Residential.
The area of Kano is part of Tottori City, known for its relaxed pace and access to natural beauty. An interesting local fact is that Tottori Prefecture is Japan's least populous, offering a uniquely spacious and uncrowded living environment. The closest major landmark is the iconic Tottori Sand Dunes, a vast coastal dune system and a major tourist attraction just a short drive away, offering stunning landscapes and activities like sandboarding and camel rides.
