This property is a 5SLDK wooden detached house constructed in 1995, located in Sakaecho, Nishitokyo City, Tokyo. The residence was originally built as a custom two-family home, designed to accommodate multiple generations or separate living units within a single structure. This specific layout offers functional adaptability for diverse household needs, providing distinct living areas while maintaining connectivity. The construction material is wood, a common and durable choice for residential properties in Japan, ensuring a stable structure. The total building area measures 222.82 square meters, set on a land plot of 146.20 square meters. The property benefits from its proximity to public transit, with Hibarigaoka Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line accessible by a 15-minute walk, and Hoya Station an 18-minute walk away. This provides straightforward access to central Tokyo for commuting and leisure. The area around Sakaecho is primarily residential, offering a quiet environment with established local infrastructure and amenities, suitable for long-term family living.

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