Spacious 3LDK Detached House in Kokubunji, Tokyo
This well-established detached house, built in September 1993, offers a comfortable 3LDK layout within a quiet residential neighborhood of Kokubunji City, Tokyo. The property sits on a generous land area of approximately 108.40 square meters (32.79 tsubo), with a total floor area of 82.31 square meters (24.89 tsubo). The two-story wooden structure is located in a City Planning Area designated as a Category I Low-Rise Exclusive Residential District, with a building-to-land ratio of 40% and a floor area ratio of 80%.
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The road access situation is detailed as follows: the property fronts a single public road to the southwest, which is 4 meters wide, with a frontage of 2.5 meters. There is no designated position. Furthermore, a crucial remark states: Reference B21970-003159. This property has an unregistered extension (the living area, date unknown) of approximately 5.12 square meters. Because this exceeds the restrictions on building coverage and floor area ratios, the competent administrative authority may order corrective measures.
The home is equipped with parking and is currently owner-occupied. The land is registered as residential land under full ownership rights. The property is offered via an exclusive intermediary agreement. The location provides good access, with the JR Chuo Line's Kunitachi Station approximately a 20-minute walk away, or a 15-minute bus ride from Kunitachi Station to the "Nishimachi 1-chome Kita" bus stop, followed by a 1-minute walk.
Kokubunji is a city rich in history and green spaces, famously known as the location where the Kokubunji temple, a provincial temple established by imperial order during the Nara period (8th century), once stood. The area offers a blend of residential calm and convenient urban living. A major nearby landmark is the historic Kokubunji Temple site, a designated national historic site, which provides a serene park-like setting for walks and reflection on the area's deep historical roots.
