Spacious Family Home with Open-Plan Living in Ishikari's Quiet Residential Area
This charming detached house, built in May 2009, offers a refined yet approachable design perfect for family living. Located in the quiet Hanazono 2-jo 1-chome neighborhood of Ishikari City, Hokkaido, the property is positioned in a serene residential district ideal for relaxed family life. The home features a bright, open-plan layout with a double-height ceiling in the living-dining-kitchen (LDK) area, creating a sense of spaciousness and facilitating easy communication between floors. The approximately 17.5-jo (approx. 28.3 sqm) LDK area provides ample space for family gatherings, parties, or morning yoga, with its potential limited only by your interior design ideas.
The property is equipped with a full range of modern amenities. The kitchen is a counter-style, face-to-face kitchen with a system kitchen setup, allowing the cook to interact with family and guests. It includes an IH cooktop and a dishwasher for convenience. The home is all-electric, reducing fire risks associated with gas. Other notable features include a TV monitor-equipped intercom, underfloor heating, a walk-in closet in one of the Western-style rooms, and storage in all rooms. The bathroom has a bath with reheating function and a dryer, while the toilet is equipped with a washlet (bidet seat). The vanity unit in the washroom features a three-sided mirror. The property also includes a spacious garden, perfect for summer barbecues, gardening, or as a play area for children.
The agent's notes highlight several key features: The home has a bright, window-lined hallway, a staircase with handrails, and a large entrance with a capacious shoe box. All rooms have windows, making them bright and open. The property includes parking for four cars at no extra cost. The location is within a 10-minute walk of both elementary and junior high schools. A park is located within a 4-minute walk (320m). The property is currently occupied, and viewings are possible by prior appointment.
The surrounding Ishikari area offers a blend of suburban convenience and natural beauty. An interesting fact about Ishikari City is that it's named after the Ishikari River, the third longest in Japan and famous for its salmon runs. The city is part of the greater Sapporo metropolitan area, providing access to urban amenities while maintaining a more relaxed pace. The closest major landmark and significant tourist attraction is the historic Ishikari Lighthouse, located at the mouth of the Ishikari River. Built in 1889, it is one of Hokkaido's oldest Western-style lighthouses and a symbol of the region's maritime history, offering scenic views of the Sea of Japan.
