Spacious Family Home in Kyoto's Right-Ku District
This well-maintained 2017-built house offers comfortable living in Kyoto's vibrant Right-Ku district. The property features a 2SLDK layout with 82.65 square meters of total floor space, providing ample room for family living. The home includes two separate toilets and a dedicated washroom, making morning routines convenient for multiple family members.
According to special notes, the property is currently occupied, and interested buyers are encouraged to contact the agent to arrange viewings at their preferred dates. The transfer of ownership is expected to take 2-3 months after contract signing. The seller has waived responsibility for contract non-conformities, and parking space availability is subject to vehicle type restrictions that require on-site confirmation. All household appliances and furniture will be removed prior to transfer.
The property falls under the Landscape Law with code 179801-6055 and offers pet-friendly accommodation. The home features modern amenities including a three-burner gas stove, system kitchen with dishwasher, bathroom with reheating function, shower-equipped vanity, heated toilet seats, bathroom dryer, independent washroom, bathroom heating, and automated bath system. Additional comforts include flooring throughout all rooms, built-in storage in every room, closets, shoe box, and TV monitor intercom.
Located in Kyoto's culturally rich Right-Ku district, the area offers convenient access to daily necessities with Life Meizu store just 122 meters away and multiple convenience stores within walking distance. The neighborhood provides excellent accessibility to public transportation while maintaining residential tranquility. An interesting historical fact about the area is its proximity to the ancient capital's western boundaries, where traditional Kyoto culture blends seamlessly with modern urban living. The closest major landmark is the iconic Kyoto Family shopping and entertainment complex, located just 635 meters from the property.
