2-Story Home in Akishima, Tokyo
This 2-story wooden single-family home offers a practical 3LDK floor plan with approximately 87.48㎡ of living space situated on a 119.22㎡ (36.06 tsubo) plot. Built in November 2006, the property is priced at ¥31,990,000 and is currently vacant, with possession available in early April 2026.
The residence benefits from convenient access to public transportation, located just 18 minutes' walk from Nakagami Station on the Ome Line, providing direct connections to central Tokyo. The property sits in a first-class residential zone with a 40% building coverage ratio and 80% floor area ratio, typical of Tokyo's suburban residential areas.
Road access is via a one-way public road to the east side of the property with a 3.8-meter width and 3-meter frontage, with no position designation. The property includes parking facilities and is situated in an established residential neighborhood. The wooden construction reflects traditional Japanese residential building methods, while the two-story layout maximizes efficient use of the land in this urban-fringe area.
Akishima is located in western Tokyo's Tama region, characterized by a mix of residential development and natural surroundings. The area sits approximately 50 kilometers west of central Tokyo and offers a balance between suburban convenience and proximity to natural attractions. Mount Takao (Takaosan), one of Tokyo's most popular hiking destinations with panoramic views of the surrounding Tama region, lies roughly 20 kilometers south of this property, making it an accessible weekend getaway for nature enthusiasts.
