This 3SLDK wooden detached house is located in Hachioji City, Tokyo, offering a practical residential solution. Built in 1972, the property encompasses a total building area of 98.74 square meters, set upon a substantial land plot measuring 215.16 square meters. The layout comprises three distinct bedrooms, a dedicated living and dining area, a functional kitchen, and an additional service room, along with one complete bathroom. The primary construction material is wood, characteristic of homes built during this period, ensuring a durable and established structure. The residence is specifically designated within a Category 1 Low-Rise Residential Exclusive District, which guarantees a quiet and predominantly residential atmosphere, fostering a suitable environment for family life away from commercial traffic. Connectivity and transportation are key advantages of this property's location. The Chuo Expressway Hachioji Interchange is conveniently situated approximately a 4-minute drive away, providing efficient access for inter-city travel and broader regional connections. Additionally, the property's close proximity to the National Route 16 bypass ensures streamlined road access to major adjacent areas including Sagamihara, Iruma, and Tachikawa. This facilitates both daily commuting and recreational excursions, offering residents a blend of residential tranquility and comprehensive logistical convenience.

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