A Spacious Family Home in Oiso's Serene Hills
Critical property details, translated from the agent's notes, include the road access situation: the property fronts a one-way road to the west that is 4.5 meters wide. A section of this road is privately owned, with a frontage of 11 meters, and there is no position designation. Additional remarks note the building confirmation number B21766-003128, confirmation of designation under Building Standards Act Article 22, the existence of the Ishikamidai Environmental Conservation Guidelines, and a garage area of 58.99 sqm, which was constructed in March 1987. The land is sloped and has an extended lot shape, with a building-to-land ratio of 50% and a floor area ratio of 100%.
The property includes a dedicated parking space, adding to its convenience. The location is highly accessible, being just an 8-minute bus ride from the JR Tokaido Main Line's Nino Station, followed by a 3-minute walk from the Minami Koen Mae bus stop. Alternatively, it is a 16-minute bus ride from Oiso Station, with a 6-minute walk from the Shonan Oiso Jutaku Iriguchi stop.
The Oiso area is renowned for its beautiful coastline and historical significance as a retreat for the political elite during the Meiji era. A key local landmark is the Oiso Imperial Villa, a former seaside residence of the Imperial Family, set within expansive, scenic grounds that are occasionally open to the public, offering a glimpse into Japan's regal history.
