Modern Energy-Efficient Home in Otaru's Hanazono District
The house spans a total floor area of 112.43㎡ (approx. 34.01 tsubo) on a 138.43㎡ (approx. 41.87 tsubo) plot of land. The layout is a spacious 4LDK with four Western-style rooms of 8, 5.4, 5.3, and 5.2 tatami mats respectively. A key feature is the whole-house air conditioning system powered by a single air conditioner, paired with a high-performance air purification unit, ensuring comfortable temperatures and clean air year-round while significantly reducing utility costs. The first floor includes a large 3-tatami shoe closet with adjustable shelving, an entrance bench with under-seat storage, and an electric lock system. The bright, dual-aspect LDK on the second floor is filled with natural light. The kitchen is fitted with a Takara Standard enamel panel and an IH heater. The bathroom boasts a urethane-insulated bathtub and four-sided enamel clean panels. Other notable equipment includes an independent laundry room, a backup power system, a 200V outlet for electric vehicle charging, and a first-class heat exchange ventilation system that provides fresh air 24/7.
Special notes highlight the property's quiet neighborhood, external insulation construction method, seismic damping structure, high airtightness and insulation, and siding exterior. The construction was completed in February 2025. The property comes with a 20-year ground warranty from Japan Home Shield (LIXIL Group) and a 10-year equipment warranty covering the whole-house air conditioning system, air conditioner, air purifier, system kitchen, system bath, water heater, washbasin, and toilet. The property is vacant and the handover timing is negotiable. Parking is available for two cars.
The Hanazono area of Otaru is a peaceful, well-established residential district. An interesting fact about Otaru is that its historic canal area, once the heart of its bustling trade, is now lined with beautifully preserved stone warehouses converted into museums, shops, and glassblowing studios, reflecting its past as a major herring fishing and trading port. The closest major landmark from this property is the scenic Otaru Canal, a symbol of the city's rich history and a popular tourist destination for its romantic atmosphere and preserved architecture.