Spacious 4DK Family Home in Kobe's Shioya District
This charming two-story wooden house, built in October 1983, offers a comfortable 4DK layout with a total floor area of 66.42 square meters on a generous 88.00 square meter plot. Located in Kobe's Tarumi Ward, the property is an 18-minute walk from JR Sanyo Main Line's Shioya Station, providing excellent access to major transit lines. The agent notes highlight that the property is conveniently positioned for two different railway lines and is only about a 5-minute drive from the Myodani Interchange, making car travel highly accessible.
The home is equipped with a system kitchen featuring a counter and an IH cooktop. The bathroom includes a reheating function and a bath dryer, while the separate washbasin area comes with a shower, perfect for grooming. Indoor amenities include a walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, a TV monitor-equipped door phone, and underfloor heating. Key features of the property include all-electric appliances, barrier-free design, a south-facing orientation, and a dedicated parking space. Additional equipment includes city gas, sewer system, a dedicated bath and toilet, and an independent washroom.
Special notes from the agent provide crucial details: the property is located in a quasi-fire prevention zone and a height control district. The carport parking has vehicle type restrictions, so interested buyers should inquire with the agent for specifics. The agent encourages buyers to consider remodeling or renovating the interior to their taste and offers consultation on these matters. They also mention their company operates a showroom-style office and can provide clear explanations about loans and associated costs. The property is currently occupied, so viewings require coordination.
The surrounding Shioya area of Kobe is a pleasant residential district known for its blend of urban convenience and natural scenery, situated between the sea and the Rokko mountain range. An interesting local fact is that the area was historically a center for salt production, which is how the station and district got their name ('Shio' means salt). The closest major landmark is the scenic Mount Rokko, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Osaka Bay and the city of Kobe, along with hiking trails, a botanical garden, and seasonal attractions.
