This 3LDK wooden detached house, constructed in 1980, is situated in Mizumoto, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo. The property features a land area of 95.89 square meters and a building footprint of 72.7 square meters, providing a functional layout that includes three dedicated bedrooms, a living room, a dining area, and a kitchen, suitable for family occupancy. A key design element within the main living space is a high vaulted ceiling, which contributes to an open and airy interior atmosphere and allows for enhanced natural light penetration. The residence is located within a Second-class Low-rise Residential Zone, a planning classification in Japan that imposes strict regulations on building heights and commercial activities, thereby ensuring a consistently quiet and stable residential environment. This zoning is designed to protect residential amenity. Practical amenities incorporated into the home include a functional wood-burning stove, offering an alternative heating source, and a comprehensive floor heating system, designed to provide uniform warmth during cooler seasons. The property is equipped with one well-maintained bathroom, positioned for ease of access. This dwelling offers a substantial footprint for its age in a clearly defined residential district of Tokyo, constructed with traditional wooden methods.

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