Beach bungalow on the Goto Islands
$1,900¥300,000
Why it's hot
A Goto Islands bungalow 300m from the beach for ¥300,000.
Details
- Price
- ¥300,000
- Building
- 124.06 m² · 1,335 ft²
- Land
- 314.2 m² · 3,382 ft²
- Structure
- Wooden
- Floors
- 1
- Location
- Goto, Nagasaki
- Address
- 長崎県五島市富江町長峰Goto, Nagasaki, Japan
Features
Sea view / near seaRemote island
Description
A detached house on Fukue Island in the Goto Islands, close to the sea. The property has been vacant since 2024 (Reiwa 6). The land is a generous 314 m², suitable for a variety of uses. The building is unregistered.
[Property Overview] *Land with old house
Location: Nagamine, Tomie-cho, Goto City, Nagasaki Prefecture
Land: 314.20 m²
Building: 124.06 m²
Structure: Wooden single-story
Current condition: Vacant
Asking price: 300,000 yen (tax included)
*Annual fixed asset tax: approximately 20,000 yen
*The sale will be conducted as-is and on the basis of the registered land area (registry-based sale).
*Depending on the number of inquiries received or the terms of the transaction, the final agreed price may differ from the price above.
*Even if you buy the property cheaply, the ongoing costs after purchase (taxes, repairs, etc.) may end up exceeding the purchase price. Please consider this carefully before deciding to purchase.
Translated from Japanese · show original
五島列島の福江島にある、海にもほど近い戸建物件です。令和6年から空き家となっています。土地は314㎡と広く、様々な用途にお使いいただけるかと思います。建物は未登記となっています。
【物件概要】※古屋付土地
場所：長崎県五島市富江町長峰
土地：314.20㎡
建物：124.06㎡
構造：木造平屋
現況：空き家
希望価格：30万円（税込）
※年間の固定資産税：2万円程度
※現状有姿、および公簿売買でのお取引きとなります。
※問い合わせ多数あるいは取引条件等により、上記と実際の取引価格とが異なる価格にて商談合意される場合もあります。
※物件を安く購入しても、購入後の維持費（税金、修繕費など）のほうが多くかかる場合もあります。ご購入に際しては十分ご留意の上、ご判断ください。
Location
Goto, Nagasaki, Japan
Listed on
Ieichiba
Contact the seller or municipality through the original listing.
ieichiba.com/project/P202600191%E4%BA%94%E5%B3%B6%E5%AF%8C%E6%B1%9F%E7%94%BA%E9%95%B7%E5%B3%B0
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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