Heim New Sakurazaka

Sakurazaka, Chuo-ku, is known as a quiet residential area. Stepping away from the city's hustle and bustle, there's a spacious home where families can live for generations. While maintaining access to Tenjin, a daily life enveloped in greenery awaits upon your return.

As the name Sakurazaka suggests, this town possesses a special tranquility even within Fukuoka City. Despite being in Chuo-ku, if you open your window on a weekend morning, you'll hear the sound of the wind before the sound of cars. The Nanakuma Line station is a 5-minute walk away, and the vibrancy of Tenjin is always within reach, but returning to this home, the city's pace slowly unwinds.

The interior, exceeding 91㎡, ensures the living room doesn't feel cramped even with children's desks lined up. While each family member has their own space, there's still room in the layout for everyone to gather around the dining table. The 18㎡ balcony is deep enough to set out chairs and relax in the evening, offering the family "outdoor time" within the city.

The fact that this building continues to stand in Sakurazaka, Chuo-ku, for over 50 years speaks to the inherent resilience of the area itself. Even as children leave the nest and your own life eventually changes shape, this location will remain Chuo-ku. The weight of the phrase "living in Sakurazaka" within Fukuoka City cannot be measured by numbers.

Investment points: - A quiet residential area connected directly to Tenjin by the Nanakuma Line, offering a relaxed setting for family life. - Over 90㎡ of space provides flexibility to adapt room usage as children grow. - The rare balance of "tranquility x urban access" in Sakurazaka, Chuo-ku, a unique feature within Fukuoka City, supports long-term asset stability.