Modern Family Home in Hyogo's Tranquil Taishi Town
This recently built property, constructed in October 2023, offers a bright and contemporary living experience in the peaceful setting of Taishi Town, Hyogo Prefecture. The south-facing, all-electric 4LDK home is designed for modern family life, featuring a spacious 16-jo LDK (living-dining-kitchen) area with two-sided natural lighting that ensures excellent sunlight throughout the day.
The property is equipped with a comprehensive range of modern amenities. The kitchen is a highlight, featuring a convenient system kitchen with integrated storage and a counter kitchen layout that allows for easy communication with family while cooking. It is fitted with an easy-to-clean IH cooking heater. The home also includes a walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, a TV monitor-equipped doorphone for security, and underfloor heating. The bathroom features a reheating function and a bath dryer, while the washbasin comes with a shower attachment. The toilet is equipped with a warm-water washing bidet seat. Additional features include public water supply, sewerage, and underfloor storage.
Special notes from the agent highlight the property's key characteristics: it is an all-electric, south-facing home with a parking lot. The layout is a 4LDK, and the property is noted as being barrier-free. The parking area can accommodate two vehicles side-by-side, though the exact number may depend on the vehicle type. The current status of the property is vacant, and viewings are available.
Located in the Oihara area of Taishi Town, the property offers convenient access to daily necessities. Within a short distance, you'll find shopping options like Aguro Garden Taishi, Gyomu Super Taishi, MaxValu Taishi Minami, and Welcia Ibo Taishi Minami. The area is rich in history, being part of the ancient Harima Province. A major landmark nearby is the iconic Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned as one of Japan's most beautiful and well-preserved feudal castles, located a short drive away.
