Completely Renovated Two-Story House in Fukushima City
This detached house, located in Minamukodai 1-chome, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture, presents a move-in ready opportunity following a comprehensive renovation completed in January 2024. The property is a two-story, steel-framed structure built in October 1988, offering a total floor area of 122.06 sqm (approximately 36.9 tsubo) on a land plot of 238.99 sqm (approximately 72.3 tsubo).
The layout is a 4LDK configuration, featuring a variety of room sizes including a 9.0-jo (approx. 14.85 sqm) south-west facing Western-style room, an 8.0-jo (approx. 13.2 sqm) south-east facing room, a 5.6-jo (approx. 9.24 sqm) north-west facing room, and a 4.4-jo (approx. 7.26 sqm) north-east facing room. The property includes a balcony.
The extensive renovation encompasses virtually all major systems and finishes. Key updates include a brand new system kitchen, a new vanity/sink unit, a new toilet, and a new unit bath complete with a bath dryer. The water heater has been replaced, and new flooring has been installed throughout (partially carpet flooring). The interior features new wallpaper, all new doors and fittings, and locks have been replaced in three locations. Externally, the exterior walls, roof, and interior have been repainted. All lighting fixtures are new, and the entire house has undergone professional cleaning. A new TV monitor intercom system has been installed, and termite prevention work has been carried out with a five-year guarantee from the completion date. The lighting fixtures shown in the listing photos are included in the sale price.
The property is situated in a First Category Low-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone within a city planning area. It offers parking for two cars and is connected to city gas. Access is available via bus from Fukushima Station on the Tohoku Main Line, taking 28 minutes to the "2-go Koen-mae" stop followed by a 3-minute walk, or a 38-minute walk from Minami-Fukushima Station on the same line. The property is currently vacant.
