Used Detached House in Shide, Kudoyama Town, Ito District, Wakayama Prefecture | Single-Story Home Along the Nankai Koya Line

Used Detached House in Shide, Kudoyama Town

This is a used detached house at 316 Shide, Kudoyama Town, Ito District, Wakayama Prefecture. The price is 270,000 yen; the house is 50 years old and has one floor. The area field lists 336.78 m², but it does not specify whether this refers to the building area or the land area.

Shide Area, Served by Koyashita Station

The property is located in the Shide area, where Koyashita Station on the Nankai Koya Line is situated. Express, rapid express, and local trains stop at Koyashita Station, providing rail access toward Namba and Koyasan.

Kudoyama Town has World Heritage sites such as the Koyasan Pilgrimage Route, the Choishi-michi, historical resources connected with Masayuki and Yukimura Sanada, and a natural environment. The Shide area is home to the prefecturally designated intangible folk cultural property “Shide no Oni-mai.” Kudoyama Town has policies to promote migration and permanent settlement, and has established support programs related to home purchases and moving into vacant houses.

Uses Such as Rental Operation or Two-Location Living

Several uses can be considered, including personal use, a second home, a residence for relocation, two-location living, a DIY home, or a detached-house investment intended for long-term ownership. If considering rental operation, prospective tenants may include single people or small households, people working nearby, people hoping to relocate, and those seeking to divide their time between this area and an urban center.

Compared with apartments and condominiums, detached houses offer greater independence, and having fewer concerns about everyday noise and where to store belongings can be a point of distinction when advertising the property. Since the pool of prospective tenants is more limited than in urban areas, setting rent based on the purchase price, repair costs, and surrounding market rates is important for rental operation. You can check the condition of the building, make necessary repairs, and then consider operating it as a rental.

Purchase Price and Property Inspection

A detached-house investment involving a low purchase price and rental conversion while managing repair costs can be considered. It may also be suitable for those considering a small-scale investment or a purchase funded mainly with their own capital, those able to undertake DIY or self-renovation, and those planning long-term ownership rather than a short-term resale. The local pool of prospective tenants is not as large as in urban areas, so demand and income and expenses should be checked.

On-site photos, property documents, and information about the building’s condition will be provided to those who inquire. Please also inquire about viewings.