201 m² former vegetable field with fruit trees in Natori
$15,800¥2,500,000
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- Price
- ¥2,500,000
- Land
- 201 m² · 2,164 ft²
- Access
- 25 min by car to station
- Location
- Natori, Miyagi
- Address
- 宮城県名取市高舘川上Natori, Miyagi, Japan
Features
Farmland / garden plotGarden
Description
I bought this land as a plot for a home vegetable garden and have used it for many years, but because of my age I have decided to part with it. Having been used as a field for a long time, it can be cultivated right away. Fruit trees, including two persimmon trees, are ready to harvest immediately. An irrigation canal is nearby, so it is easy to secure water. It is about 25 minutes by car from Sendai Station. The land is in an urbanization control area.
Although it is close to Sendai, it is a scenic area. If left unattended, weeds will grow. I do not know about the utilities (lifelines). Because it is in an urbanization control area, a house cannot be built here. There used to be a house next door, so utilities may run nearby.
[Property overview] *Land only
Location: Takadate Kawakami, Natori City, Miyagi Prefecture
Land: 201 m²
Building: none
Structure: none
Current condition: vacant land
Asking price: 2,500,000 yen
*The sale will be made in as-is condition and on the basis of the registered (official record) land area.
Translated from Japanese · show original
家庭菜園用土地として購入し長年活用してきましたが年齢的に手放そうと思います。長年畑として利用しているのですぐに耕作可能です。柿の木2本など果樹はすぐに収穫できます。用水路が近いため容易に水の確保ができます。仙台駅から車で25分程です。市街化調整区域です。
仙台近郊ですが風光明媚な所です。放置すると草が生えます。ライフラインについては分かりません。市街化調整区域なので家は建設できません。隣に以前家があったので近くには通っているかもしれません。
【物件概要】※土地のみ
場所：宮城県名取市高舘川上
土地：201㎡
建物：
構造：
現況：空地
希望価格：250万円
※現状有姿、および公簿売買でのお取引きとなります。
Location
Natori, Miyagi, Japan
Listed on
Ieichiba
Contact the seller or municipality through the original listing.
ieichiba.com/project/P202500106%E5%90%8D%E5%8F%96%E9%AB%98%E8%88%98%E5%B7%9D%E4%B8%8A
Buying from abroad? Foreigners can buy property in Japan with no residency requirement. Budget roughly 7–10% on top of the price for taxes, registration and agent fees.
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