Spacious Single-Story Home in Echizen City, Built by Sumitomo Forestry
This well-maintained single-story house in Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture, offers comfortable living in a peaceful setting. Constructed in March 2021 by the reputable builder Sumitomo Forestry, the property features a 3SLDK layout with a total floor area of 114.27 square meters on a generous 291.86 square meter plot of land. The highlight is the 24-tatami mat (approximately 39.6 sqm) living-dining-kitchen area, which includes a convenient counter kitchen. This design allows for easy communication with family or keeping an eye on children while preparing meals.
The property is equipped with numerous amenities for modern convenience and security. Key features include a TV monitor-equipped doorphone for safe visitor screening, underfloor heating, and an all-electric system. The bathroom is equipped with a reheating function and a dryer, while the separate toilet features a washlet seat. Storage is ample with a walk-in closet and storage in all rooms. The home also includes a system kitchen with an IH cooktop, a shower-equipped vanity, air conditioning, a dedicated laundry area, a private garden, and wooden flooring throughout. Additional notes mention a spacious bathroom (over 1坪/1.6x1.6m), a dishwasher, a pantry, a shoe-in closet, lighting fixtures included, an auto bath, a wide gap from neighboring houses, a water-saving toilet, and proof of building confirmation completion inspection.
Parking is not an issue, with space available for three vehicles at no extra cost. The property faces south for excellent sunlight and incorporates barrier-free design elements. The current status is occupied, but viewings are possible by appointment, with handover negotiable within three months after contract.
Echizen City is part of Fukui Prefecture, a region renowned for its traditional craftsmanship, particularly Echizen-yaki pottery and Echizen washi paper. The area offers a blend of cultural history and natural beauty. A major nearby landmark is the Echizen-Takefu Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen line, providing high-speed rail access to major cities. For a day trip into nature or history, residents can easily visit the scenic Tojinbo Cliffs, a series of rugged, columnar basalt formations along the Sea of Japan coast, or explore the historic ruins of Ichijodani Asakura Family Historic Site, a former samurai town designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
