Spacious Modern Family Home in Kita-Nagoya
This recently constructed two-story house offers contemporary living in the desirable Kita-Nagoya City area. Built in November 2024, the property presents a 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 100.53 square meters, thoughtfully arranged across two floors. The first floor features a generous 17.5-jo Living-Dining-Kitchen area, while the second floor comprises four Western-style rooms measuring 6-jo, 5.5-jo, 5.5-jo, and 5-jo respectively.
The property includes two complimentary parking spaces and is situated on a spacious 114.2 square meter land plot with a wide 16-meter front road. The south-facing orientation ensures excellent natural light throughout the day. According to the agent's special notes, the property is currently vacant, and interested parties are encouraged to schedule a free viewing by contacting the agent with their preferred dates.
The listing agent, Century 21 Seike Fudosan Kasugai Branch, provides comprehensive support services. As noted in the remarks, they are part of a nationwide network of approximately 1,000 Century 21 offices and have received the Customer Satisfaction TOP 10 award from 2020 to 2024. With 29 years of industry experience, they offer full support including consultation on mortgage questions and repayment plans. Families with children are particularly welcome, with the agency providing sweets for visiting children and maintaining a dedicated kids' space.
The neighborhood offers convenient access to daily amenities, with FamilyMart located just 417 meters away (approximately a 6-minute walk) and Barro supermarket within 1,200 meters. The area is served by the Meitetsu Inuyama Line's Tokushige · Nagoya Geidai Station, approximately 22 minutes on foot. An interesting local fact is that Kita-Nagoya City was formed in 2006 through the merger of the towns of Shinkawa and Nishiharu. The closest major landmark is the historic Kiyosu Castle, located approximately 15 kilometers away, which played a significant role during the Sengoku period.
