Spacious 6DK Family Home in Sakai's Tranquil Den-en Neighborhood
This two-story detached house, built in 1987, offers a generous 6DK layout with a total floor area of 113.44㎡ on a 145.20㎡ plot. The property is currently vacant, allowing for a relaxed viewing and a smooth transition for new owners. It is situated in the quiet, residential Den-en area of Sakai City's Naka Ward, Osaka Prefecture.
Key features and equipment notes from the agent highlight a home designed for comfortable family living. The independent kitchen is equipped with a powerful 3-burner gas stove and a wide sink for efficient cooking and cleaning. The bathroom features an auto-fill bath system for convenience and a dryer to handle laundry on rainy days and keep the room fresh. The home includes two toilets, both with warm-water washlet seats. A notable traditional element is the agari-kamachi (raised threshold) entrance, a classic feature of Japanese homes that helps keep out dirt and makes removing shoes easier. The property also boasts ample storage throughout, including a large entrance closet, a utility room, and closets in every room. Other amenities include underfloor heating, a TV monitor intercom, and a covered terrace with a rain shelter.
The interior is bright and airy, with large windows allowing plenty of sunlight and ventilation. The first floor contains two approximately 6-tatami mat Japanese-style rooms; when the connecting door is open, they can be combined into a spacious 12-mat area. The second floor has a Western-style room with windows on two sides for extended sunlight. One parking space is included at no extra charge.
The Den-en neighborhood provides a peaceful living environment while remaining accessible. The nearest station is Fukai Station on the Nankai Electric Railway Semboku Line, approximately a 24-minute walk away. An interesting fact about the wider Sakai area is its deep historical significance as a key port and one of Japan's most important ancient burial mound (kofun) sites, including the massive Daisenryo Kofun, the tomb of Emperor Nintoku, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. For a major tourist attraction, residents can easily visit the iconic Osaka Castle, a magnificent historical landmark surrounded by parkland, located a reasonable train ride away in central Osaka.
