Pre-owned house in Saikatsuura, Kamiura, Saiki City, Oita Prefecture | 4LDK · 273 m² lot

A house near the sea in Saikatsuura, Kamiura, Saiki City, Oita Prefecture

This pre-owned house is located in Saikatsuura, Kamiura, Saiki City, Oita Prefecture, and has a 273 m² lot (about 82 tsubo). The layout is 4LDK, and the building is a two-story wooden house that includes a first floor. The asking price is ¥680,000. It was built in August 1972, and its age is listed as 54 years at the time of posting.

Property layout, land and building condition

The site is spacious enough for a kitchen garden, gardening, or expanding the parking area. The building faces south, and it is said that greenery, the sky, and the sea in the distance can be seen from indoors. It is located on high ground near the sea, and the listing says the tsunami risk is low.

This is a wooden house from the Showa era, and the foundation and frame are said to be solid. Repairs may be needed for reuse, and it can be considered for renovation or DIY.

Surroundings and everyday amenities in Kamiura

The Kamiura area is a coastal region about 25 minutes by car from central Saiki City. National Route 217 runs through the area. Marushoku Tsuruoka Store is about 8 minutes away by car, Seven-Eleven Kamiura Store about 7 minutes, and the post office and citizens’ service center about 5 minutes. Elementary and junior high schools are also nearby. Central Oita City is about 1 hour and 10 minutes away by car.

Local points of interest include seafood from the Bungo Channel, nearby roadside stations, Kamae Sea Fishing Park, the Marine Culture Center, and the Bungo Kuroshio Line. It may also be considered as a base for sea fishing, driving, or visiting nearby hot springs.

Considering residential, vacation-home, or rental use

In addition to use as a primary residence, vacation home, or second home, the listing also suggests long-term rental or minpaku use after repairs. The long-term rental estimate is ¥30,000–¥40,000 per month, or ¥360,000–¥480,000 per year. The minpaku estimate assumes ¥6,000 per night and a 50% occupancy rate, with annual revenue stated as over ¥1 million. These are estimates and do not guarantee actual income.

The listing states that annual property tax is around ¥10,000. The building’s condition, repair costs, tax amount, and the operating conditions for rental or minpaku use should be confirmed before use.