New Build Family Home in Ginowan with Four Seasons Color Special Benefits
This newly constructed detached house in Ginowan City, Okinawa, offers a modern and spacious 4LDK layout designed for comfortable family living. The property features a bright and open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area that encourages family gatherings, with a counter kitchen that allows you to oversee the living space while cooking. The home includes four well-proportioned rooms, including a serene master bedroom and a children's room with built-in storage. The bathroom is spacious for relaxation, and the three-sided mirror vanity in the washroom provides ample storage for a smooth morning routine. Additional practical features include under-floor storage in the kitchen, a generous entrance area, and a separate toilet room with a window for ventilation.
Equipment/Facilities: Wooden construction/Other.
Special Notes/Remarks: This property is recommended for those who want to consider a new build detached house while keeping initial costs as low as possible. It comes with the Four Seasons Color's four major special benefits, allowing you to start your new life while reducing the burdens that come after moving! Whether you are moving or purchasing a home for the first time, our locally-based staff who know Okinawa will provide careful support. If you are anxious about monthly payments or the purchase process, please feel free to consult with us first.
The home is situated in the Uebaru district of Ginowan City, a suburban residential area on Okinawa's main island. The location offers good access to daily amenities and is within walking distance of Ginowan Junior High School. An interesting fact about Ginowan is that it is home to the Okinawa Convention Center, a major venue for international events and exhibitions, showcasing the prefecture's growing role as a global hub. The closest major landmark is the popular American Village in Chatan, a vibrant entertainment and shopping district with a Ferris wheel and beautiful sunset views over the East China Sea, approximately a 15-minute drive away.
