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Tottori · TottoriDetached house

Five-room city house with renovated kitchen and bath in Tottori

A two-storey timber house in a quiet Tottori City neighbourhood with a renovated kitchen sink and unit bath, plus compact-car parking potential.

¥6.0Masking price · verify at source
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Layout5SDK
House115.35 m²
Land94.44 m²
Built1970
TransportYutokoro bus stop, 8 min walk
AreaChugoku

WHY IT STANDS OUT

A starting point for closer research

01Five rooms plus dining-kitchen and storage
02Kitchen sink and unit bath renovated
03City gas and public sewer
04Schools named by the source

SOURCE DETAILS

More of the facts that matter

Listing ID
64
Transaction
For sale
Structure
Two-storey timber house
Condition
The source states that the dining-kitchen sink and unit bath have been renovated
Parking
Space for about one kei car after removing existing plantings
Photo policy
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UTILITIES

Services stated by the source

  • Electricity connected
  • City gas
  • Public sewer
  • Water-supply type is not stated on the detail page

ACCESS

Distances and connections

  • Yutokoro bus stop: about 8 minutes on foot
  • Kyusho Elementary School
  • Tottori Kita Junior High School
  • Distances to shops and medical services are not stated

CHECK BEFORE ENQUIRING

Important conditions and unknowns

  • The building dates from January 1970 and the source records an extension in 1981.
  • The stated kei-car parking space requires removal of plantings.
  • The detail page does not state the water-supply type.
  • Contact the exclusive broker and verify current condition, boundaries and renovation records.

TRANSLATION NOTE

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