This 2LDK detached wooden house, constructed in 2002, is situated in the Zushi-cho area of Machida City, Tokyo. The property features a building footprint of 89.31 square meters, efficiently designed to accommodate essential living functions, set on a spacious land lot measuring 160.69 square meters. The residence incorporates a practical two-bedroom and living-dining-kitchen layout, suitable for a small family or individuals seeking a well-structured living environment. The construction material is wood, a common choice in Japanese residential architecture, known for its thermal properties and traditional appeal. Positioned on elevated ground, this residence benefits significantly from excellent natural light exposure across all primary living spaces, enhancing the indoor ambiance. This advantageous placement also affords expansive, unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape, contributing to a sense of openness and privacy. The immediate locale is characterized by its abundant natural environment, fostering a quiet and secluded residential atmosphere. While offering a tranquil retreat, essential local amenities, including public transport options and basic services, are accessible within a reasonable distance, balancing serene living with practical urban connectivity and convenience for daily routines.

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