A Newly Built Family Home in the Quiet Residential Area of Sue, Fukuoka
This newly constructed detached house, scheduled for completion in January 2026, offers a modern and comfortable living space in the quiet residential neighborhood of Sue, Fukuoka Prefecture. The property features a generous 4LDK layout with a total floor area of 94.78㎡, providing ample room for family life. The land size is 100.52㎡, and the house is a two-story wooden structure.
The property is equipped with comprehensive facilities for a convenient lifestyle. These include propane gas, city water, sewerage, side ditches, two toilets with warm-water washlet seats, a bathroom dryer, a shampoo dresser, a system kitchen, a counter kitchen, underfloor storage, a walk-in closet, and an intercom with a TV monitor. Special notes detail the road access: the property fronts a 5.6-meter wide public road to the north, with a frontage of 10.6 meters on a one-way street. The area is a quiet residential district, and parking is available for two vehicles.
Remarks highlight the family-friendly environment. Sue Daisan Elementary School is within a 10-minute walk, providing peace of mind for households with children. Daily shopping is convenient with supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores also within a 10-minute walking radius. The home includes a large-capacity FIC (floor indoor closet), useful for drying and storing laundry on rainy days. The two parking spaces offer flexibility for families with multiple cars. Further lifestyle information notes proximity to various shops and services, including a Trial store (approx. 700m), Cosmos Drug Store (approx. 600m), Morii Drug Store (approx. 800m), Komeri Power (approx. 550m), a 7-Eleven (approx. 550m), Tabarishi Post Office (approx. 400m), and Shime Higashi Park (approx. 200m).
The area of Sue is part of Kasuya District in Fukuoka, known for its blend of suburban tranquility and accessibility. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Shikanoshima Island is famous for the discovery of the King of Na gold seal, a national treasure of Japan awarded by the Chinese Han dynasty in 57 AD. The closest major landmark is the vibrant and historic city of Fukuoka itself, with its iconic attractions like Fukuoka Tower and the ancient ruins of Fukuoka Castle, easily reachable for day trips and urban exploration.
