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Two-storey timber house in Nakacho, Tsukumi

A two-storey wooden house in Nakacho, Tsukumi, offered for ¥1.7M through the city's vacant-house bank. The official listing states 97.17 m² of building area on an 88.07 m² site, with some repairs required.

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Layout1 living room, 2 western-style rooms and 2 Japanese-style rooms
House97.17 m²
Land88.07 m²
Built1979
TransportTsukumi Station, 2.5 km
AreaKyushu

WHY IT STANDS OUT

A starting point for closer research

01¥1.7M purchase price stated by the city
0297.17 m² two-storey wooden house
0388.07 m² site
04Tsukumi Station is 2.5 km away

SOURCE DETAILS

More of the facts that matter

Listing ID
153
Transaction
For sale
Structure
Two-storey wooden house
Condition
Some repairs are required, according to the source.
Parking
Separate parking contract stated by the source
Photo policy
View at official source

UTILITIES

Services stated by the source

  • Electricity connected
  • Propane gas
  • Well water
  • Single septic tank
  • Western-style flush toilet

ACCESS

Distances and connections

  • Tsukumi Station: 2.5 km

CHECK BEFORE ENQUIRING

Important conditions and unknowns

  • The source states that repair costs are borne by the occupant.
  • The property is transferred in its present condition.
  • Parking requires a separate contract.
  • Confirm current availability and contract terms with Tsukumi City.

TRANSLATION NOTE

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