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Hokkaido · FukushimaDetached house

1976 two-storey timber house with 330 m² plot in Fukushima

Fukushima Town property No. 2 is a two-storey timber house in Tsukisaki, built in 1976 on a 330 m² plot. The official page says the owner wishes to transfer the land and house together, with price and terms to be negotiated.

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AI-generated conceptual illustration of an older two-storey timber home in a Hokkaido coastal town; not the actual propertyAI concept · not a photo
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LayoutNot stated by source
HouseNot stated by source
Land330 m²
Built1976
TransportNot stated by source
AreaHokkaido

WHY IT STANDS OUT

A starting point for closer research

01Official Fukushima Town property No. 2
02Land and house offered together for transfer
03330 m² plot
04Parking and municipal water are stated

SOURCE DETAILS

More of the facts that matter

Listing ID
Property No. 2
Transaction
Land and house offered for transfer; terms to be negotiated
Structure
Two-storey timber house
Condition
Repair needs are not stated by the official source
Parking
Available; capacity is not stated
Photo policy
View at official source

UTILITIES

Services stated by the source

  • Municipal water supply
  • Oil-fired bath system
  • Pit toilet

ACCESS

Distances and connections

  • Address: Tsukisaki 64-4, Fukushima Town
  • Public-transport access is not stated by the source

CHECK BEFORE ENQUIRING

Important conditions and unknowns

  • The official page describes a transfer of land and house together but does not state the price or detailed transaction terms.
  • Floor area, layout and repair needs are not stated.
  • Confirm legal title, boundaries, utilities, condition and all transfer terms directly with Fukushima Town before making a decision.

TRANSLATION NOTE

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