This 5DK detached wooden house, constructed in 1976, is located in Fussa City, Tokyo, presenting a practical residential opportunity. The property spans a land area of 132.23 square meters (approximately 40 tsubo) and features a building area of 71.01 square meters (approximately 21.5 tsubo). Positioned within a First Class Low-Rise Residential Exclusive Zone, the immediate surroundings are characterized by their tranquil and low-density residential nature, ideal for quiet family living. The residence benefits from its proximity to essential local infrastructure, including convenient access to elementary schools and the nearest train station, which supports efficient daily commuting and access to local services. The architectural design ensures that all primary living spaces are south-facing, maximizing natural light penetration throughout the day and contributing to a comfortable indoor environment. The second floor is thoughtfully laid out with all individual rooms providing a generous floor area of at least 6 tatami mats, offering ample private space for residents. The property is equipped with one functional bathroom. This well-maintained, wood-framed home is suitable for individuals or families seeking a stable and practical residence in a well-regarded suburban area of Tokyo, balancing peaceful living with necessary urban conveniences.

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