Spacious Detached House with Multiple Structures in Kaho District

This property is a detached house built in September 2012 by Sumitomo Forestry, featuring a 3SLDK layout within a total floor area of 123.80㎡. The land area is a generous 512.12㎡, offering ample outdoor space. The house is a two-story wooden structure located in a Quasi-Residential zone within an area not yet designated under the City Planning Act.

The equipment and facilities include propane gas, two toilets, a bathroom dryer, a bath reheating function, and a counter kitchen. Special notes confirm parking for three vehicles at no cost. Further remarks provide extensive details: the main house is a single-story Sumitomo Forestry build from September 2012 with space for up to five parked cars. Additionally, there are three separate buildings on the premises. The second building is a residential structure with a wooden, tiled roof, single-story design, with a total floor area of 37.69㎡, built around 2002 (exact date unknown). The third is another wooden single-story residential building, but its floor area and construction date are unregistered and therefore unknown. The fourth building is a wooden single-story garage, also with unregistered floor area and build date; this garage features a roof shutter and can park two vehicles. The fixed asset tax for the 2025 fiscal year is 133,558 yen.

The property is situated in the town of Keisen, within Kaho District, Fukuoka Prefecture. The area offers a blend of rural tranquility and accessibility, being an 11-minute walk from the Chikuhō Main Line's Keisen Station. An interesting local fact is that the nearby city of Iizuka was once a major coal mining hub, contributing significantly to Japan's industrial revolution. The closest major landmark is the historic Kawachi Wisteria Garden, renowned for its breathtaking, multi-colored tunnels of wisteria flowers that attract visitors from across the country.