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| Property name | Iida Group Holdings Heartful Town 4909 Sakae 5-chome, Niiza City | Number of floors | floor (floors) | |||
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| Floor plan | Year of construction | / | ||||
| Structure | Format | Newly built detached house | ||||
| Equipment | Design housing performance evaluation report / Construction housing performance evaluation report (new construction) / Flat 35-S compliance certificate / Energy-saving measures / Flat 35S compatible / Soil survey completed / 2 parking spaces available / Immediate delivery available / LDK (living, dining, and kitchen) 18 tatami mats or more / Energy-saving water heater / Near golf course / Near tennis court / Supermarket within 10 minutes' walk / Near city center / South-facing / System kitchen / Bathroom dryer / Good sunlight / Storage space in all rooms / Flat to station / Quiet residential area / Shower vanity / Countertop kitchen / Wide balcony / Lighting on three sides / Barrier-free / 2 toilets / Bathroom 1 tsubo or larger / 2-story / South-facing balcony / Double-glazed windows / Auto bath / Heated toilet seat / Southern garden / Underfloor storage / Bathroom window / Intercom with TV monitor / Water-saving toilet / Lush residential area / Urban suburbs / Good ventilation / Flooring in all rooms / Double-glazed or double-glazed windows in all rooms / City gas / Shoe closet / Two-sided lighting in all rooms / Elementary school within 10 minutes' walk / Flat ground / Dishwasher / Water purifier / This property meets ZEH standards for energy efficiency. Not only will you save on utility bills, but the building's heat retention will also minimize impacts, ensuring a long-lasting, comfortable stay. / A built-in dishwasher makes cleanup a breeze, perfect for busy days. It's also convenient for draining and drying dishes after washing. / It looks great and is easy to clean. Ample storage space allows for a streamlined kitchen. / The spacious 3.3-sq.-meter (1 tsubo) living space allows you to stretch out and unwind. A half-bath is also available, making bathing comfortable even with children. / A convenient addition for doing laundry on rainy days and in the winter. Not only does it dry laundry, but the ventilation function also helps prevent mold by expelling moisture after each bath. / This window pane is made by combining two panes of glass. It provides insulation, security, condensation prevention, and UV protection, while also saving energy. / It uses a reinforced concrete foundation for earthquake resistance. The height from the ground to the top of the foundation is at least 400mm. This prevents moisture from the ground, uneven settlement, and twisting during earthquakes, and is also effective as a termite prevention measure. / A 20mm thick foundation packing is inserted between the foundation and base to separate the foundation and prevent moisture from penetrating into the foundation. It also allows for underfloor ventilation. / "T-Lock II" is approximately twice as strong as hold-down hardware, increasing the strength of the joints and preventing column loss during earthquakes and wind pressure. / The wall strength ratio of 5.0x is the highest value specified by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and is twice as strong as the 2.5x wall strength ratio of regular plywood. / The exterior walls and first floor, which are susceptible to moisture from outside, use a water-resistant molded insulation material called polystyrene foam. By using 60mm thick wall panels and 100mm thick floor panels, gaps in the insulation are eliminated, improving insulation and airtightness. / Its earthquake resistance has been confirmed, withstanding four different major earthquakes (the Great Hanshin Earthquake, the Niigata Chuetsu Earthquake, the Los Angeles Earthquake, and the predicted Kanto Earthquake) in succession, without collapse or even damage. | |||||
| Scheduled move-in date | Insurance | |||||
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| Information publication date | 2026/1/15 | Next update date | ||||
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