This detached 4LDK residential property is located in Ome City, Tokyo. Constructed in 1990, this wooden-framed house offers a functional layout that can accommodate various living needs, making it suitable for families or individuals seeking a practical home. Positioned within a Category 1 Residential Zone, the area is characterized by its tranquil and stable living environment. This zoning designation ensures a primary focus on residential comfort and limits the development of commercial or industrial facilities, contributing significantly to the quiet suburban atmosphere. The property's design prioritizes established residential living, offering a clear and pragmatic approach to homeownership. The total building footprint is 91.08 square meters, situated on a lot measuring 111.28 square meters, which provides adequate exterior space for various uses. The property's structure is constructed from wood, a traditional and prevalent building material in Japanese residential construction, valued for its durability and environmental compatibility. The interior layout includes four distinct rooms in addition to the primary living, dining, and kitchen area, coupled with one bathroom, ensuring all essential household utilities are present. This property provides a pragmatic housing solution within a designated residential area, focusing on established specifications and tangible location benefits.

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