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| Property name | Iida Group Holdings Livele Garden S Konosu City Fukuro No. 2 | Number of floors | floor (2floors) | |||
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| Floor plan | 4LDK | Year of construction | 2025/10 | |||
| Structure | Two-story wooden building constructed using traditional framework | Format | Newly built detached house | |||
| Equipment | Long-Term Excellent Housing Certification Notice / Design Housing Performance Evaluation / Construction Housing Performance Evaluation (new construction) / BELS/Energy Saving Standards Compliance Certificate / Flat 35-S Compliance Certificate / Energy-Saving Measures / Flat 35S Compatible / Soil Survey Completed / Delivery within the Year / Parking for 3 or More Cars / Immediate Delivery Available / Energy-Saving Water Heater / Supermarket within 10 Minutes' Walk / Close to City / South-Facing / System Kitchen / Bathroom Dryer / Good Sunlight / Storage Space in All Rooms / Flat to Station / Quiet Residential Area / LDK (Living, Dining, Dining, and Kitchen) 15+ Tatami Mats / Corner Lot / Garden / Vanity with Shower / Countertop Kitchen / Wide Balcony / Barrier-Free / Two Toilets / Bathroom 1 Tsubo (3.3 m2) or Larger / Two-Story / South-Facing Balcony / Double-Glazed Glass / Auto Bath / Heated Toilet Seat / Southern Garden / Underfloor Storage / Bathroom Window / Intercom with TV Monitor / Water-Saving Toilet Suburban location / No frontage building / Good ventilation / Flooring in all rooms / Walk-in closet / City gas / Shoe closet / Roof balcony / Flat ground / Adjustable partition / Large spacing between neighboring houses / Water purifier / This property meets ZEH standards for excellent energy efficiency. Not only will you enjoy low utility bills, but the building's heat retention will also be minimal, ensuring a long-lasting, comfortable stay. / The walk-in closet offers ample storage for memories with your children. It can hold everything from clothes to small items like bags and suitcases, as well as larger items like leisure gear. / A convenient addition for doing laundry on rainy days and in winter. Not only can it dry your laundry, but the ventilation function expels moisture after each bath, preventing mold. / The spacious 3.3-square-meter room allows you to stretch out and unwind from the daily grind. You can even enjoy a half-body bath, making bathing comfortable even with children. / It looks great and is easy to maintain. Its ample storage space allows for a clean kitchen. / This cartridge-type water purifier allows for one-push switching between purified and raw water, and features a large, easy-to-read display window. The nozzle is a showerhead, making cleaning easy. / A soil survey is conducted by a soil investigation company before foundation construction begins. Based on the survey results, we implement ground reinforcement measures as necessary. We have a system in place to ensure preservation in the unlikely event of damage due to differential settlement. / We use a "reinforced concrete slab foundation" as standard for the foundation. Reinforcement is arranged in a grid pattern and concrete is poured into the foundation. This distributes the building's weight and transmits it to the ground, improving durability against settlement and earthquake resistance. / The building's floor supports, called "floor joists," are made of steel, which repels rust and termites. Compared to conventional products, they are more reliable and provide a sturdy structure with reliable strength. This material is also easy to maintain. / This is because we believe that wood, which constantly breathes and expands and contracts subtly in response to changes in the weather, is ideal for Japan's hot and humid climate. The "wooden frame construction" is a method of building the framework of a house, including the foundation, pillars, and beams, using wooden axes. / "Earthquake-resistant metal fittings" are used at the joints. The right materials are used in the right places for each joint, such as the foundation, base, and pillars. | |||||
| Scheduled move-in date | Insurance | |||||
| Estimated rent |
27,900,000 Yen |
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| Information publication date | 2026/1/16 | Next update date | 2026/1/17 | |||
| Important Notices | Restrictions imposed by the Landscape Act, Building coverage ratio: Corner lot relaxation, Article 22 area, Restrictions on construction work such as residential land development, Landscape Act |
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