House for Sale in Osaka, 4 Floors Near Asashiobashi Station
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Yunagi, Minato-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka, Japan, 大阪市 ()
0 Bedrooms · 0 Bathrooms · 169m² Floor area
€5,465,812
House
No parking
0 Bedrooms
0 Bathrooms
169m²
No garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This house for sale in Osaka gives you a whole four-floor building with 169 m² of living space, eight minutes' walk from Asashiobashi Station. It stands on its own freehold plot in Yunagi, Minato-ku, close to the bay and on a direct subway line into the city.
It is a whole-building house, so there are no shared walls to negotiate and no management committee to answer to. The building is in good condition and, according to the listing, ready to move into when it becomes available in early September 2026.
The House: Four Floors on a Freehold Plot in Osaka
Osaka plots are small, and this one is no exception: 97 m² of freehold land. The builder dealt with that by going up. Four floors give you 169 m² of indoor space, and each level can do a different job.
You come in through a proper entrance and a spacious lobby, which is more than many city houses manage. The main living areas have large windows, so daylight reaches the rooms rather than stopping at the front. The kitchen is modern and well equipped, with a dining area next to it. That is the layout for cooking while others sit at the table.
The bedrooms are on the upper floors, away from the day-to-day noise of the living areas. The listing does not state the exact number of bedrooms, so ask for the floor plans before you plan furniture or guests. The size and four-storey layout leave room for a home office, a hobby room or separate quarters for older parents.
One room is Japanese-style and can serve as a tatami room, a guest room or a quiet corner for reading. There are several bathrooms. The main one is a contemporary bathroom with the washroom and toilet kept separate, the usual Japanese arrangement that lets two people get ready at once.
No garden is listed. On a plot this size, any outdoor space would be small and would need your own planning, for example a few planters or a bicycle corner.
Living in Yunagi, Minato-ku
Minato-ku is Osaka's bayside ward, and Yunagi is a residential pocket of it. The surroundings are the ordinary, practical kind: supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, parks and several schools within reach. That makes the house a workable everyday base for a family, not only a base for sightseeing.
The bay is the main draw for visitors. Universal Studios Japan, the Kaiyukan aquarium and the Tempozan Marketplace are all on this side of the city, reachable by public transport or by car. If you plan to spend part of the year here as a second home in Japan, you will never be short of weekend plans.
Osaka's climate matters for how you use the house. Summers are hot and humid, and winters are mild by European standards. Good ventilation and air conditioning are normal here, so check what the house has when you view it.
Getting Around: Subway, Airports and Day Trips
The walk to Asashiobashi Station takes about eight minutes. The station is on the Osaka Metro Chūō Line, which runs through central Osaka and stops at Hommachi, a business district. For someone working in the centre, that removes the need for a car. For a second-home owner, it means you can arrive from the airport and reach the house by train and a short walk.
Kansai International Airport is the gateway for most overseas buyers, roughly an hour away by road or rail. From Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe and Nara are all realistic day trips, so a base in Minato-ku puts a lot of western Japan within reach.
Key Features
- Whole-building house in Yunagi, Minato-ku, Osaka
- Four floors
- 169 m² of living area
- 97 m² freehold plot
- Good condition, modern construction
- Spacious entrance lobby
- Modern, well-equipped kitchen with adjacent dining area
- Japanese-style tatami room
- Several bathrooms, including a bathroom with separate washroom and toilet
- Bedrooms on the upper floors
- 8-minute walk to Asashiobashi Station (Osaka Metro Chūō Line)
- Available from early September 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a foreign buyer purchase a freehold house in Osaka?
Japan does not generally restrict foreign nationals from buying property, and freehold land is a normal form of ownership. Ask a local lawyer or judicial scrivener to handle the checks and registration, and confirm the process before making an offer.
Is the house suitable for holiday rental?
It has the space and the transport links that guests look for, but short-term rental in Japan is regulated. Check the registration and local rules before you build a rental plan around it.
How many bedrooms does it have?
The listing does not give a number. The upper floors hold the bedrooms, so request the floor plans when you contact us.
If you would like to view this house or ask for the floor plans, contact the Homestra team and we will pass your questions to the seller's side.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 0
- Size
- 169m²
- Price per m²
- €32,342
- Garden size
- 97m²
- Has Garden
- No
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 0
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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