Alfine Hakozaki Miyu Mae

A home adjacent to the shrine's greenery and a park, allowing families to enjoy spacious living without sacrificing urban access. Light streaming in from the southeast fills the over 21-tatami LDK every morning.

The name Hakozaki embodies Hakozaki-gu Shrine, with over a thousand years of history, and the tranquility of its surrounding groves. With the rustling of leaves from the park in front as a backdrop, the large southeast-facing balcony draws the morning light deep into the room. The three-sided balcony transforms the sound of laundry flapping in the wind and children's voices pointing out discoveries outside into the daily rhythm of this home.

The LDK, over 21 tatami mats in size, is spacious enough for family members to spend their own time while still sharing the same atmosphere. From the kitchen at night with a dishwasher, to the bathroom dryer that handles laundry even on rainy days, and outdoor gear stored in the trunk room next to the entrance – the more the details of daily life are organized, the richer family time becomes. With double access to JR Hakozaki Station in a 5-minute walk and the use of Subway Hakozaki-Miyamae Station, commuting to Hakata and Tenjin is quietly woven into daily life.

The school route to Hakozaki Elementary School is a 7-minute walk. As children gradually learn to walk by themselves, you will surely feel that choosing this town, which balances tranquility and convenience, was the right decision. The pet-friendly environment also expands the definition of family.

Investment Points: - Morning light streams deep into the spacious LDK from the southeast-facing three-sided balcony, making it the starting point of every day. - The groves of Hakozaki-gu Shrine and the park in front provide tranquil, green weekends within the city. - With double access to JR and subway lines, you can commute directly to Hakata and Tenjin, returning home to the atmosphere of the park and shrine.