Spacious Family Home with Garage and Garden in Fukushima City
This detached house is situated in a pleasant residential area of Izumi, Fukushima City, where the front road features interlocking paving. The property includes a shutter-equipped garage and offers a generous living environment with a large garden that ensures good sunlight exposure. The garden is accessible from the garage as well.
The interior features a 6LDK layout with a counter kitchen in the living-dining-kitchen area, which is equipped with underfloor heating. The unit bath has a sliding door for a wide opening and includes a window for ventilation and natural light. The property has toilets and washbasins on both the first and second floors. A notable feature is the presence of a mezzanine floor above the garage.
The Japanese-style rooms feature authentic wall construction, and the room adjacent to the LDK can accommodate a kotatsu. The garden side of the room is wider due to the engawa (veranda) area. There is a resin-made wooden deck in the garden, adjacent to the Japanese-style room, which is covered and can be used as a drying space. The second-floor Japanese-style room balcony also has a roofed enclosure for safe drying even in rainy weather.
The property is equipped with a total of five air conditioners (first floor: LDK, Japanese-style room, Western-style room; second floor: Japanese-style room, Western-style room). The Western-style room on the west side also has underfloor heating and is suitable as a bedroom. The Western-style room on the mezzanine floor above the garage is spacious at approximately 9 tatami mats and includes a large storage closet.
Utilities include public water supply, main sewerage, and city gas. The kitchen features an IH cooking heater and a system kitchen. The property is located approximately a 7-minute walk from Iwashiro-Shezumi Station on the Fukushima Kotsu Iizaka Line and is within a 1 km radius of elementary and junior high schools. The area is not subject to flood or inland water inundation assumptions according to hazard maps.
