4K house with bus stop out front in Izu, Shizuoka
$19,000¥3,000,000
Listed 2 days ago in Izu, Shizuoka
Read the original in EnglishDetails
- Price
- ¥3,000,000
- Layout
- 4K (4 rooms + kitchen)
- Building
- 95 m² · 1,023 ft²
- Land
- 171 m² · 1,841 ft²
- Built
- 1966 (60 yrs old)
- Structure
- Wooden
- Floors
- 2
- Access
- 1.8 km to station
- Location
- Izu, Shizuoka
- Address
- 静岡県伊豆市本立野Izu, Shizuoka, Japan
Features
ParkingGardenSeptic tankMove-in ready
Description
The house is located roughly midway between Hondateno Post Office and Hondateno Community Hall, right in front of a bus stop.
<No parking>
The listing says there is no parking. In the past, one kei car appears to have been parked beside the entrance (a Prius-sized car would stick out into the road). However, since the septic tank is buried underneath that spot, "no parking" is the accurate description, which is why it is stated this way.
Note: If you come by car for a viewing, never park on top of the septic tank.
<Condition of the house>
Part of the roof is corrugated metal (tin) and you would like to repaint some of it, but most of the roof is tile, so there is little cause for concern.
There was reportedly a roof leak in the past (in the first-floor hallway), but I have been told it has been repaired.
It is an old house, but the water areas such as the kitchen and bathroom are clean, and I think you could move in right away without any renovation.
Translated from Japanese · show original
本立野郵便局と本立野公民館の中間くらい、バス停目の前の家です!
<駐車場ありません>
駐車場は無いと謳っていますが過去には玄関横に軽自動車1台を駐車していたようです。(プリウスサイズになると道路にはみ出してしまいます)
とはいえその下には浄化槽が埋まっていることを考えると「駐車場無し」の表現が正しいと思いこのような表記にしています。
~注意~
内覧時に車でお越しの場合、絶対に浄化槽の上に駐車はしないでください。
<家の状態>
屋根の一部はトタンで一部塗装はしたいものの、大部分は瓦なので安心ですね。
過去に雨漏り(1階廊下)があったようですが修繕を行ったと伺っています。
古いお家ですがキッチンやお風呂といった水回りが綺麗でRF無しで即住めると思います。
Location
Izu, Shizuoka, Japan
Listed on
SUUMO
Contact the seller or municipality through the original listing.
suumo.jp/chukoikkodate/shizuoka/sc_izu/nc_20943335/
Open the original listing in English (Google Translate) ↗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.
Read the guide