See buying costs · Updated 24 Aug 2026 · Next update 7 Sep 2026 (passed — we will confirm availability when you ask)
About this home
A private garden brings light and greenery into the living room. Set in Toyonaka, this G-House model home combines an open kitchen and living space with a practical layout for everyday life.
A G-House model home in a quiet residential area, fifteen minutes on foot from Toyonaka Station and about twelve minutes by train to Umeda. The courtyard layout brings light and greenery inside while keeping the interior out of view. The washroom, laundry and walk-in closet connect in a loop, which keeps housework short. The house has a 6.96 kW solar array and a 12.8 kWh battery. As it is in use as a model home, handover is about six months after contract.
Life inside this home
Cooking and gathering
An open kitchen beside the dining area keeps cooking and meals close together. Consider where you would place your furniture and appliances.
Rooms that connect
Look across the room from another angle. Photographs help you picture the connection between spaces; a viewing helps confirm how they work for you.
Property details
Structure
Timber frame with structural panels, 2 storeys
Current status
In use as a model home
Handover
About 6 months from contract (in use as a model home)
To the city
Umeda: approx. 12 min by train
Monthly charges
None (detached house: no management or repair-reserve charges)
Property tax
Levied annually; please ask us for the figure
Seismic & insulation
Earthquake-resistance grade 3 (the highest) with dampers · insulation Ua 0.40 · airtightness C 0.19
Pets
Allowed (no restrictions)
Management
Self-managed (detached house)
Buying from abroad
Yes (video viewings and remote contracting supported)
Transaction
Seller (G-House Co., Ltd.)
Getting around
Toyonaka Sta. (Hankyu Takarazuka Line)15 min walk
Umeda, central Osakaapprox. 12 min by train
Osaka Int'l Airport (Itami)approx. 10 min by car
Shin-Osaka Sta. (Shinkansen)approx. 20 min by car
Kansai Int'l Airportapprox. 70 min by train
What you pay on top of the price
The listed price is the price of the home. The following are paid on top. Amounts depend on the property and timing, so we do not estimate them here.
Brokerage feeNoneYou are buying directly from the seller (G-House). It applies when an agent brokers the sale.
Registration (registration tax and scrivener fee)Quoted per propertyThe tax for registering ownership, and the fee of the judicial scrivener who files it.
Stamp dutyDepends on the priceA tax on the sale contract document.
Real estate acquisition taxCharged after purchaseCharged once by the prefecture after you acquire the property.
Property tax settlementPro-rated at handoverIt is usual to split that year’s tax with the seller from the handover date.
Loan costs, if anyDepends on the lenderWhether a loan is available, and its terms, depend on the lender and your situation.