Hirao Building

Just one station from Tenjin, yet the city's hustle and bustle doesn't reach here. A vintage condominium rooted in the calm streets of Hirao, Chuo Ward, quietly awaits as a vessel to embrace your family's daily life.

Among Fukuoka City's Chuo Ward, Hirao is particularly known as 'a town for its residents.' A 5-minute walk from Nishitetsu-Hirao Station, the light of Tenjin reaches here, yet the streets become gently quiet at night. On a weekend morning, you can pick up groceries at the nearby SUNNY and return home. The accumulation of these casual moments forms the backbone of life here.

The three rooms are spacious enough to each have their own role: a room for a child's desk, a room for a couple to read, and a room for inviting guests. This layout, which doesn't require sacrificing any space, can continue to be used even as the family size changes, adapting to different lifestyles. Completed in 1972, this building has spent over 50 years with this town. The weight of that time imbues the space with a tranquility not found in new constructions.

The price range in the mid-20 million yen is a rare entry point for a 3LDK in Chuo Ward. The value of the Hirao name has been quietly maintained without being ostentatiously proclaimed. Choosing this location means securing one of Fukuoka's 'good places' for the long term.

Investment points: - Just one station from Tenjin, yet a quiet residential area welcomes you home—Hirao offers both urban convenience and tranquility. - The layout with three independent rooms offers the flexibility to adapt room usage as children grow, allowing for long-term residency. - A rare price range for a 3LDK in Chuo Ward. An opportunity to secure the quiet asset value of a Hirao address at this time.