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| Property name | 422-2 Harayama, Midori Ward, Saitama City (2 buildings in total) | Number of floors | floor (floors) | |||
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| Floor plan | 2LDK+2S (storage room) to 3LDK+S (storage room) | Year of construction | 2026/2 | |||
| Structure | 3 floors above ground, wooden structure | Format | Newly built detached house | |||
| Equipment | Compatible with Flat 35S / Soil Survey Completed / Close to City Center / System Kitchen / Storage in All Rooms / LDK (Living, Dining, and Kitchen) 15 Tatami Mats or More / Vanity with Shower / Two Toilets / Bathroom 1 Tsubo (3.3 m2) or More / South-Facing Balcony / Double-Glazed Glass / Heated Toilet Seat / Window in Bathroom / Intercom with TV Monitor / Water-Saving Toilet / Urban Location / Living Room Staircase / City Gas / Elementary School Within 10 Minutes' Walk / Dishwasher / Water Purifier / High-Performance Toilet / [Intercom with TV Monitor] Check visitors' status on the in-room TV monitor. Easily decline sales calls you don't want to deal with and feel safe leaving your children at home. Recording visitors while you're away can also be a crime deterrent. / Wooden buildings are constantly subject to expansion and contraction due to wood drying and humidity. This inevitably leads to loosening of the bolts connecting the beams with conventional products. To address this issue, the Sun First Construction Method uses the patented Kawada Hagoita Bolt. The powerful spring tightening ensures a permanently stable home. / Both the second and third floors feature a slab-type integrated foundation, renowned for its durability. The ground is covered with gravel, crushed stone, etc., and then covered with a moisture-proof sheet. Steel bars are then laid on top of this, and a 150mm-thick full-length concrete slab and a 150mm-wide rising section are integrated into the foundation. This provides a foundation with strength exceeding JFC standards. / The Sun First Construction Method addresses the unique challenges of wooden construction, achieving high seismic resistance and durability. This construction method addresses concerns that cannot be addressed with conventional construction methods through various innovations and special hardware, creating a "permanent home" that can be lived in comfortably for many years to come. / A traditional construction method that supports buildings with columns, beams, and bracing. It is the most proven and reliable method in Japan. The Sun First Construction Method combines the benefits of 2x4 construction with this traditional method. By integrating 9mm structural panels onto all exterior columns, beams, and foundations, we created a sturdy, box-shaped structure. This significantly increased the structure's lateral strength, especially against crosswinds during earthquakes and typhoons. "Hold-down hardware" firmly connects the building's columns to the foundation. This is extremely effective in preventing columns from being pulled out during a shallow earthquake, further strengthening the home. The foundation, which forms the building's core, lies beneath the floor, and moisture buildup can cause corrosion. Traditional systems, which rely on a few ventilation holes in the foundation, only allow air to flow through the holes, leaving corners and other areas prone to moisture accumulation unprotected. By inserting a hard resin gasket between the foundation and foundation, we were able to draw air from all around the foundation, maintaining high ventilation efficiency. | |||||
| Scheduled move-in date | Insurance | |||||
| Estimated rent |
43,800,000 Yen |
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| Information publication date | 2026/1/17 | Next update date | 2026/1/20 | |||
| Important Notices | Article 22 area of the Act |
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