Spacious 14DK Detached House in Ichikawa Town, Hyogo
This property is a substantial detached house for sale in the quiet residential area of Kitatanaka, Ichikawa Town, Hyogo Prefecture. Built in January 1984, the 42-year-old home offers a generous 352.99 square meters of total floor space on a large 500.01 square meter corner plot. The layout is a 14DK, providing ample room for a large family or multi-generational living. The house is a two-story wooden structure and comes with parking for two or more vehicles.
Key equipment and facilities include a separate bath and toilet (B/T), electricity, a septic tank (with a note that it requires periodic emptying), and propane gas. Special notes from the agent indicate the property is currently vacant and ready for consultation regarding the handover. Potential buyers should be aware of possible roof leaks and visible deterioration of the entrance floor. The property is well-suited for two-family living and features a south-facing orientation, a system kitchen, two toilets, a reheat function for the bath, a monitor-equipped intercom, and is located on a corner lot.
The surrounding area offers convenient access to local amenities. According to the agent's remarks, the property is approximately 1.2km from Kawabe Elementary School, 2km from Ichikawa Junior High School, 1km from the Ichikawaminami IC highway interchange, 1.8km from the town hall, 1km from the Cultural Center and Library, 0.4km from the Sports Center, 2.8km from Ichikawa Post Office, and 11.4km from Kanzaki General Hospital.
Ichikawa Town is nestled in the scenic northern part of Hyogo Prefecture, an area rich in nature and history. An interesting local fact is that the town is part of the Harima region, known for its high-quality sake production, with several breweries utilizing the pristine local water sources. The closest major landmark is the historic Ikuno Silver Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site located approximately 30 minutes away by car, which offers a fascinating glimpse into Japan's industrial past.
