A Spacious Family Home in Tokyo's Itabashi Ward

This charming wooden-built house, constructed in November 1993, offers a comfortable 4DK layout spread across three stories, with a total floor area of 76.14 square meters. The property sits on a 40.31 square meter plot of land. The building area includes a 12.8 square meter car garage, a valuable feature in Tokyo. The land is flat and situated within a City Planning area designated as a Category I Medium-to-High-Rise Exclusive Residential District.

Critical access details note the property fronts a single road to the west. This public road has a width of 4 meters, with a frontage of 5.3 meters on the property. The land is not subject to a position designation. The building-to-land ratio is 60% with a floor area ratio of 160%. The property includes a parking space, adding to its convenience for residents.

Located in the Maeno-cho 5-chome area of Itabashi Ward, Tokyo, this home provides a peaceful residential setting while remaining well-connected. The neighborhood is served by the Toei Mita Line, with both Shimo-Shimmei 3-chome Station and Shimo-Shimmei Sakaue Station within a 13-14 minute walk. The area is known for its local shops and community atmosphere. A notable landmark in the broader Itabashi area is the Tokyo Daibutsu (Great Buddha) at Joren-ji Temple, a serene and historically significant bronze statue that is one of the largest Buddha statues in the Kanto region.