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Hiroshima · SakaDetached house

Four-bedroom timber house in Koyaura, Saka

A 4DK timber two-storey home in Koyaura, Saka, offered for ¥3.0M through the town's vacant-house bank. The official listing states that repairs are needed before living in the house.

¥3.0Masking price · verify at source
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Layout4DK
House80.12 m²
Land135.53 m²
Built1971
TransportJR Kure Line Koyaura Station, 0.4 km (about 6 minutes on foot)
AreaChugoku

WHY IT STANDS OUT

A starting point for closer research

01¥3.0M sale price stated by the town
024DK timber two-storey house
0380.12 m² building on a 135.53 m² registered plot
04JR Koyaura Station is 0.4 km away

SOURCE DETAILS

More of the facts that matter

Listing ID
R07-Ko032
Transaction
For sale
Structure
Two-storey timber house
Condition
The source states that repairs are required before the house can be lived in.
Parking
The source states that vehicles cannot enter the plot.
Photo policy
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UTILITIES

Services stated by the source

  • Not stated by source

ACCESS

Distances and connections

  • JR Kure Line Koyaura Station: 0.4 km (about 6 minutes on foot)
  • Koyaura Fureai Center-mae bus stop: 0.35 km (about 5 minutes on foot)

CHECK BEFORE ENQUIRING

Important conditions and unknowns

  • The source states that the property is in a sediment-disaster warning area.
  • Vehicles cannot enter the plot.
  • Confirm repair needs, current availability and transaction terms directly with Saka Town's support desk.

TRANSLATION NOTE

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