Empire Hara Building 1

Large supermarkets are within walking distance, offering a life rooted in a quiet residential area. Whether it's weekend shopping or weekday dinners, this location supports your daily life. A living environment that is truly convenient for families is well-established here.

Hara in Sawara Ward is a town for living. With large commercial facilities like Aeon, Sunlive, and Sunny all within walking distance, a relaxed daily routine naturally emerges, allowing you to 'decide on tonight's dinner on your way home.' The distance from the station, on the other hand, is what you gain in exchange for tranquility. The townscape, designated as a Category 1 Residential Zone, is calm at night and perfectly suited for the sounds of children playing.

This home with three rooms offers enough space for each child to have their own room while still leaving time for the couple. Laundry hangs on the balcony, and on weekend mornings, you can put out a chair and drink coffee there—such casual moments become family memories. Since the property is vacant, the moving timing can be decided according to your family's convenience.

Even after 20 years, the building retains a calm, well-integrated presence in the town. The Hara area continues to maintain its character as a residential neighborhood while boasting extensive commercial functions, ensuring that even after children have grown and left home, the reasons for continuing to live here remain unchanged. The answer to the question of whether the home you choose today will still feel like 'the right place' 10 years from now—that answer lies in this town.

Investment points: - Daily life flow where Aeon, Sunlive, and Sunny are all within walking distance, allowing you to decide 'what to eat today' on your way home. - A quiet townscape in a Category 1 Residential Zone, naturally providing an environment where children can grow up safely. - Since the property is vacant, you can decide the moving period yourself to match school enrollment, job transfers, or family timing.