Hokkaido · ShosanbetsuDetached house

Single-storey wooden home with a shed in Shosanbetsu

Shosanbetsu Village currently reports one akiya-bank registration: No. 4, a single-storey wooden home offered for ¥2.5 million. The official sheet shows three sleeping or private rooms, a separate shed and a 370.51 m² site.

¥2.5Masking price · verify at source

AI-generated conceptual illustration of a generic single-storey northern Hokkaido home and shed; not the actual property

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Layout3 rooms shown on the source floor plan

House105.37 m²

Land370.51 m²

BuiltOctober 1984

TransportNot stated by source

AreaHokkaido

WHY IT STANDS OUT

A starting point for closer research

01Sole current village registration
02Single-storey timber construction
03370.51 m² lot with a shed
04Electricity, propane gas and simple water supply stated

SOURCE DETAILS

More of the facts that matter

Listing ID: No. 4
Transaction: For sale
Structure: Single-storey timber house
Condition: Vacant since June 2017; furniture and household goods remain
Parking: Not stated by the source
Photo policy: View at official source

UTILITIES

Services stated by the source

Electricity
Propane gas
Simple water supply
Bath
Drawn-pit Japanese-style toilet; drainage is listed as other

ACCESS

Distances and connections

Address: Aza Shosanbetsu 137-13, Shosanbetsu Village
Public-transport access is not stated by the source

CHECK BEFORE ENQUIRING

Important conditions and unknowns

The home has been vacant since June 2017.
Furniture and household goods remain in the residence and shed.
The official sheet lists a drawn-pit Japanese-style toilet and does not describe sewer connection.
Parking, repair history and equipment operating condition are not stated.

TRANSLATION NOTE

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