Property Overview: A Spacious 9LDK Home in Osaka's Nishi Ward
This property is a used detached house located in the Kyomae-Minami 4-chome area of Nishi Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. The property is a three-story wooden structure built in January 1970, offering a total floor area of 123.98 square meters on a land area of 90.90 square meters. The layout is a substantial 9LDK plus an LDK, providing ample space. The property is currently vacant, allowing for immediate interior viewing. It faces southwest, ensuring good natural light.
The property is equipped with a system kitchen, a counter kitchen, an IH cooking heater, and a gas stove. Bathroom features include a reheating function, a bathroom dryer, and a shower-equipped vanity. The toilet has a heated seat with a washing function. Indoor amenities include a walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, a TV monitor intercom, and underfloor heating. The property is all-electric and barrier-free. It has public water supply, city gas, and a sewage connection. There is a dedicated bath and toilet, separate bath and toilet, a shower, a gas stove with three burners, an indoor washing machine space, a balcony, flooring, and an independent washstand. Parking is available.
Located approximately a 9-minute walk from Kyomae Station on the Hanshin Electric Railway Hanshin Namba Line, the property is in a residential area. Osaka City Kyomae Kita Elementary School is within a 130-meter radius. The property is situated on a corner lot with a road frontage of 8.2 meters on a public road. The land is zoned for quasi-industrial use. The building coverage ratio is 60%, and the floor area ratio is 300%. The property has a land right of ownership. Notes from the listing indicate that the property is recommended for its proximity to the station and elementary school, and that it is suitable for use as an office. It also notes the presence of two living rooms, three toilets, and nine Western-style rooms. There is an unregistered extension portion. The property is listed as a vacant house.
