Lions Mansion Ohashi No.5

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood within a Category 1 Residential Zone, this home is bathed in morning light from the southeast, with a spacious balcony enriching family time. It offers the convenience of being along the Nishitetsu line, allowing easy access to Tenjin, while also providing a tranquil living environment.

Ohashi is neither too bustling nor inconvenient. Among the residential areas along the Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line, this town is chosen by those who appreciate a 'just right' lifestyle. Under the gentle regulations of a Category 1 Residential Zone, high-rise buildings have not proliferated, preserving the morning air and evening tranquility for a long time.

The southeast-facing balcony receives direct morning light. This deep space, over 28㎡, naturally becomes a place to chat with children while hanging laundry, or to enjoy coffee on a weekend morning. The four rooms are spacious enough to accommodate individual desks for children or a study for the couple, while still centering family gatherings around the living room. The kitchen, toilet, and washbasin were renovated in 2011, ensuring user-friendliness before any sense of age.

When children start elementary school, graduate from junior high, and eventually leave the nest – as family time accumulates, this home will become a place of cherished memories, a place where you'll think, 'It was good to be here.' At a price point in the mid-20 million yen range, you can have a place for your family to put down roots without sacrificing access to Tenjin. That is the quiet persuasive power of this property.

Investment Points: - Morning light reaches the large, southeast-facing balcony. The family's day begins in a bright atmosphere. - The kitchen, toilet, and washbasin were renovated in 2011. You can start a new life as is. - The quiet streetscape of a Category 1 Residential Zone preserves a living environment that remains constant as children grow.