Property Overview

Nestled in the lush greenery of Ogawa, Akiruno City, Tokyo, this charming single-story wooden home offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking tranquility and comfort. Built in December 1965, the property boasts a cozy 2LDK layout with a registered building area of 39.66㎡ and a spacious land area of 168.2㎡.

The home features a bright and open living room, perfect for gatherings or quiet evenings. Adjacent to the living room is a traditional Japanese-style room that adds a touch of elegance and relaxation. Each room includes built-in storage to maximize functionality, and the veranda invites you to enjoy the beauty of all four seasons.

Conveniently located just a 14-minute walk from Higashiakiru Station on the Itsukaichi Line and 42 minutes from Kumagawa Station, the property offers easy access to transportation while maintaining its serene residential charm. The south-facing lot ensures abundant natural light throughout the day. Additionally, a parking space is available, making it suitable for households with vehicles.

The property lies in a Type 1 low-rise residential zoning area, preserving its quiet neighborhood ambiance. With a building coverage ratio of 40% and a floor area ratio of 80%, this home provides ample room to enjoy the outdoor space. Its urbanized area designation enhances its appeal as a secure and well-planned residential location.

This home is currently vacant and ready for immediate consultation on move-in arrangements. While the property does not require setbacks or renovations, its 59-year history presents opportunities for personalization to make it your own.

This property is offered through general intermediation, and Old Houses Japan is here to guide you through the buying process. Whether you’re new to property investment or looking for your dream home, our team can answer your questions and provide insights into Japan’s real estate market. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the next step toward owning this serene property in Akiruno City.

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