A Well-Maintained Family Home in a Convenient Osaka Location
This spacious 3LDK house in Higashiosaka offers comfortable family living with significant recent renovations. Built in 1994, this three-story wooden structure spans 105.02 square meters of total floor space, situated on a 43.4 square meter plot in the Yayoi-cho district. The property features a free parking space capable of accommodating high-roof vehicles, adding practical convenience for car owners.
The current status notes this is an akiya (vacant house), and interested parties are encouraged to freely inquire about preferred viewing dates. According to the agent's remarks, the seller is exempt from liability for contract non-conformities and equipment repair obligations. Importantly, the property does not front on a road defined by the Building Standards Act, and the building exceeds both the lot coverage and floor area ratios established for the area.
Significant renovation work has been completed in recent years, including a complete renewal of the unit bath, toilet, and washbasin in 2018 (Heisei 30). Additional improvements include wallpaper replacement and anti-termite treatment on both the first and second floors. Earlier renovations in 2012 (Heisei 24) featured a new system kitchen and new flooring in the living-dining-kitchen area, ensuring the interior remains modern and well-maintained.
The property's layout provides three bedrooms alongside living, dining, and kitchen areas, creating ample space for family life. Located in a quasi-industrial zone, the neighborhood offers a blend of residential comfort and practical amenities. The main southeast-facing orientation ensures good natural lighting throughout the day.
The surrounding area of Higashiosaka is known for its manufacturing heritage, particularly in small-scale metalworking and plastics production, earning it the nickname "the workshop of Japan." The closest major landmark is Shintennoji Temple, one of Japan's oldest Buddhist temples founded in 593 AD, located approximately 6 kilometers away and accessible via the Kintetsu Keihanna Line from Shin-Ishikiri Station, which is just a 7-minute walk from the property.
With convenient access to multiple train stations including Shin-Ishikiri Station (7 minutes walk), Nakada Station (18 minutes), and Hiraoka Station (22 minutes), this property offers excellent transportation options for commuting throughout the Osaka metropolitan area while providing the space and comfort of a detached family home.
