This detached house, located in Akiruno City, Tokyo, was constructed in 1980 using reinforced concrete, a durable building material common in Japan. The property offers a 5DK layout, providing distinct spaces for dining, kitchen, and multiple rooms, suitable for a family or individuals desiring separate areas. It encompasses a building footprint of 107.24 square meters situated on a generous land plot of 334.36 square meters. Its south-facing orientation ensures consistent natural illumination within the interior spaces, enhancing living conditions. The residence is positioned approximately a 10-minute walk from Akiruno Station on the JR Line, offering direct commuter access to central Tokyo. The availability of multiple train lines within a reasonable distance further enhances regional connectivity. The local topography is predominantly flat, which simplifies daily commutes and provides ease of access to local amenities. This established property represents a practical housing option in a well-connected suburban environment, maintaining its structural integrity and functionality over time.

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