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| Property name | Libre Garden Minuma Ward Fukasaku 4th Phase | Number of floors | floor (2floors) | |||
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| Floor plan | 3LDK+S (storage room) | Year of construction | 2025/12 | |||
| Structure | Two-story wooden building (frame construction) | Format | Newly built detached house | |||
| Equipment | Long-Term Excellent Housing Certification Notice / Design Housing Performance Evaluation Report / Construction Housing Performance Evaluation Report (new construction) / BELS/Energy Saving Standards Compliance Certificate / Eco-Point Eligible Home / Flat 35S Compatible / Soil Survey Completed / 2 Parking Spaces Available / Delivery Within the Fiscal Year / Energy-Saving Water Heater / System Kitchen / Bathroom Dryer / Good Sunlight / Storage Space in All Rooms / LDK (Living, Dining, and Kitchen) Over 15 Tatami Mats / Front Road Over 6m / Corner Lot / Regular Lot / Garden / Vanity with Shower / Countertop Kitchen / Wide Balcony / 2 Toilets / Bathroom Over 3.3 m / 2-Story Building / Double-Glazed Glass / Heated Toilet Seat / Underfloor Storage / Window in Bathroom / Intercom with TV Monitor / Water-Saving Toilet / Flooring in All Rooms / Island Kitchen / Walk-in Closet / Double-Glazed Glass or Double-Glazed Windows in All Rooms / City Gas / Shoe Closet / Lighting from Two Sides in All Rooms / Elementary School Within a 10-minute walk / All rooms face southeast / Low traffic in the area / Water filter / Smart key / If multiple units are available for sale, this label indicates the performance of a specific unit, not all units. / For new homes, a soil survey is conducted by a soil investigation company before foundation work begins. Based on the survey results, we implement ground reinforcement measures as necessary to prevent differential settlement. In the unlikely event of damage due to differential settlement, we have a system in place to ensure third-party protection. / "Reinforced concrete slab foundations" are used as standard. Slab foundations cover the entire ground, distributing the building's weight to the ground and improving durability against settlement and earthquake resistance. Furthermore, the entire subfloor area is concrete, providing moisture protection. / The building's floors are supported by steel slabs, which are resistant to rust and termites. Compared to conventional products, they are more reliable and provide reliable strength for a sturdy structure. It is a material that does not shrink or rot even with long-term use, and is easy to maintain. / Hajime Construction is committed to building wooden homes. This is because we believe that wood, which constantly breathes and expands and contracts subtly with changes in the climate, is ideal for Japan's hot and humid climate. The "wooden frame construction" method, which uses wooden sills to build the framework of a home—including the foundation, pillars, and beams—has been refined and developed over more than 1,000 years. Its high earthquake resistance and durability are achieved through the use of reinforcing metal fittings at joints and structural plywood for floors. / Seismic metal fittings are used at the joints that secure the structural members together. The appropriate seismic metal fittings are selected for each joint—the foundation, base, and pillars—to securely fasten the structure. By focusing on these invisible parts, we prevent the building from warping or collapsing during earthquakes and enhance the durability of the entire home. / Hajime Construction chose the "rigid floor construction" method for the first and second floors of our homes. This is a construction method in which structural surface materials are fastened directly to the foundation and beams, and by integrating the entire house as a single surface with the floor, the structure becomes extremely strong against lateral forces. This prevents the house from twisting and provides excellent earthquake resistance. | |||||
| Scheduled move-in date | Insurance | |||||
| Estimated rent |
34,800,000 Yen |
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| Information publication date | 2026/1/15 | Next update date | 2026/1/20 | |||
| Important Notices | Restrictions apply under the Landscape Act |
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