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Single-Family Home in Minamitsumori 4 (Kishinosato Station)
4 Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Price
¥6,400,000
Layout
3DK
Building
77.86 sqm
Land
36.78 sqm
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Overview
Quiet residential location with spacious balcony and shuttered garage for two vehicles.
Located in a quiet and established residential neighborhood of Minamitsumori 4, this classic wooden 3-story home with partial reinforced concrete offers 77.86 square meters of living space on a 36.78 square meter lot. Built in 1977, the house features a 3DK layout suitable for families or individuals, with thoughtful amenities including a south-facing balcony allowing ample sunlight and two-car garage parking with shutters for secure vehicle storage. It is equipped with urban gas, public water, and sewer connections. Flat terrain ensures ease of access to nearby Kishinosato Station on the subway Yotsubashi Line, just a 13-minute walk away, making daily commuting convenient. The property is freehold with an estimated annual property tax of 30,000 JPY. Potential buyers should note the building's age and confirm its current condition and any necessary renovations before purchase. Situated in a quasi-industrial zone with certain land use restrictions and fire prevention regulations, this home offers a balance of city convenience and quiet living within Osaka City.
This listing is located in 4 Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. Buyers should compare the price against station access, road status, building age, renovation scope, utility condition, and intended use before treating the headline price as the real project cost.
Highlights
- South-facing balcony providing good sunlight
- Garage parking for two cars with shutters
- Flat terrain with convenient access to Kishinosato Station (13-minute walk)
- Located in a quiet and established residential district
- Three-story structure with partial reinforced concrete
- Equipped with urban gas and public utilities
Buyer fit
- Family or individual seeking a city home with parking in Osaka
- Buyers interested in renovation projects
- Investors looking for potential income property after refurbishment
- Those prioritizing proximity to public transportation in a quiet neighborhood
Important risks
- Building is 49 years old and may require renovation
- Located in quasi-industrial zone which might have usage restrictions
- Property tax is an AI estimate and needs confirmation
- No information on current occupancy or condition
Buyer risk note
Ideal Homes listings are buyer education and marketing support, not final legal, tax, investment, insurance, or building advice. Verify registry, boundaries, roads, utilities, hazard maps, contract terms, renovation estimates, and building condition with qualified local professionals before purchase.
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Location
The property is described as 4 Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. For overseas buyers, location review should include station access, daily shopping, road width, parking, emergency access, hazard maps, local contractors, and whether the area suits your intended residence or investment use.
Address
4 Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Nearest station
Kishinosato Station (Subway Yotsubashi Line), 13 min walk
Parking
Garage parking for 2 cars with shutters
Road access
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Property Facts
Property status
Collecting offers
Publication date
22 Jul 2026
Internal reference
AKIYA-3
Ownership
Freehold
Occupancy
Unknown
Structure
Wooden 3-story partially RC
Floors
3 stories
Building age
49 years
Annual property tax
¥30,000
Renovation And Investment
NICE
Renovation scenario
Scenario details require review.
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LUXURY
Renovation scenario
Scenario details require review.
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Use case
Clearly divide up rooms, add locks, get safety requirements for share-house, and semi-furnish.
Project cost
¥800,000
Monthly rent
¥114,000
Net yield
18.3%
Popular area for Overseas Japanese students that work part time jobs. Easily divided into 3 private rooms. 38,000 each totalling 114000yen per month
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Legal and verification notes
Located in quasi-industrial zone with 60% building coverage and 160% floor area ratio. Quasi-fire protection area. Property tax estimate based on location and price; please verify. Freehold ownership.
Ideal Homes KK is a legally registered Real Estate Agency in Japan and not permitted to provide false information on property listings, however all information is provided in good faith, but not guaranteed. Buyers must conduct their own due diligence.
Buying This Type Of Property
Is Single-Family Home in Minamitsumori 4 (Kishinosato Station) suitable for foreign buyers?
It may be suitable if the location, access, renovation scope, ownership details, and utility condition match your intended use. Foreign buyers should verify the Japanese source documents and professional checks before treating this as a purchase-ready property.
What should I check before buying a 3DK home in 4 Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture?
Start with ownership, registry, road access, boundaries, zoning, hazard maps, utilities, building condition, insurance availability, renovation cost, taxes, and whether the intended use is legally and practically possible.
What renovation risks should I budget for?
For a property built 1977, buyers should consider roof, water damage, termite, electrical, plumbing, insulation, bath/kitchen replacement, structural, and contents-removal risk. The listed price is not the same as total project cost.
Can this property be used as a rental or investment?
Possibly, but rental use depends on location demand, renovation standard, legal use, management, insurance, taxes, tenant profile, and conservative yield assumptions. Treat any investment scenario as an estimate until reviewed locally.
What are the biggest known risk notes?
Building is 49 years old and may require renovation Located in quasi-industrial zone which might have usage restrictions Property tax is an AI estimate and needs confirmation No information on current occupancy or condition
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