Traditional House in Oita City, Oita Prefecture | 148.76 m² of Land · Sale Price: ¥0

Traditional House and Land in Oita City, Oita Prefecture

This is a traditional house and land in Oita City, Oita Prefecture. The house is thought to have been built during the Meiji era. The land area is 148.76 m²; the building area is unknown. The land is freehold and classified as residential land. It has been vacant for a long time and is available for immediate transfer.

Building Condition and Facilities

The construction date is unknown. The east wing was previously renovated and was occupied until around 2015, so it is in relatively good condition. The east wing has a kitchen, a 3.5-tatami-mat living room, and a 3-tatami-mat bedroom. The main house consists of rooms measuring 8, 8, 4, and 3 tatami mats, but the tatami mats and fusuma screens are deteriorated, and the roof over the 3-tatami-mat room on the north side has collapsed, leaving a hole.

Public water service is available. There is a well at the kitchen entrance. The bath and toilet that were outside have been demolished and are no longer there. Tiles have gradually fallen with each earthquake, and the property is now in a considerably deteriorated state. Green and black nets have been put up to prevent tiles from falling. An on-site inspection is necessary.

Access and Surrounding Area from the Saganoseki Branch Office

The property is in a district about 4 km by car from the Saganoseki Branch Office in Oita City, a drive of about 10–15 minutes. It is a 3–5 minute walk from the district's dedicated parking lot to the house. The road is narrow, so it is not possible to drive right up to the property. The property itself has no parking.

In front of the parking lot is Kurogahama, one of the “100 Best Nagisa” beaches. Anglers visit throughout the year, and many people come to camp during summer vacation and to see the first sunrise of the New Year. The municipal parking lot sometimes fills up.

Land and Building Conditions

The building is unregistered, and the land boundaries have not been determined. There are items left behind, and there are disaster risks. The assessed value for fixed asset tax is ¥263,156. The owner has no plans to use the property and hopes it will be renovated and put to use. The building is in poor condition, so taking it over is at the buyer's own risk.

The sale price is ¥0.