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Traditional Home in Oshiocho, Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture | 5-Minute Walk to the Station, Renovated 6LDK, Southwest Corner Lot
¥5,800,000
- Property type
- Detached house
- Home character
- Kominka
- Land area
- 168.59 ㎡
- Home area
- 115.02 ㎡
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Overview of the Traditional Home in Oshiocho, Himeji
This two-story, wooden, tiled-roof traditional home is located at 469-1 Oshiocho, Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture. It has undergone extensive renovations and has a 6LDK layout. It is a 5-minute walk from Oshio Station on the Sanyo Electric Railway Main Line. It is currently vacant and stated to be available for immediate move-in and use.
Sale Price and Rental Terms
The sale price is ¥5.8 million. ¥6 million is also listed as the regular price. It is also being offered for rent, with an estimated monthly rent of ¥65,000 and an estimated gross yield of approximately 14.0%. The rental terms are presented separately from the sale price.
Land Area and Southwest Corner Lot
The regularized lot has a registered area of 168.59 m² (approximately 50.99 tsubo). It includes approximately 29.08 m² of private road burden and setback, and reconstruction is permitted. It is a southwest corner lot facing vacant land approximately 2.2 m to the west and approximately 13.4 m to the south.
Renovated 6LDK and Building Overview
The building area is 115.02 m², with 26.43 m² on the first floor and 88.59 m² on the second floor. These are the total areas, including extensions and other sections. The layout consists of an LDK of 12.5 tatami mats, two Western-style rooms, four Japanese-style rooms, and a wide veranda. The first floor is centered around the LDK and Japanese-style rooms, while the second floor can be used as a private area. The home was built in 1925 and extended in 1966.
Zoning, Facilities, and Terms of Use
The property is located in a neighborhood commercial district within an urbanization area. The building coverage ratio is 80%, and the floor area ratio is 200%. Facilities include all-electric utilities, public water supply, and public sewer. Suggested uses include using the first floor as an office or tenant space and the second floor as a residence, or as a share house. Multiple pets, older adults, and foreign nationals may also discuss occupancy arrangements.
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