Oita Prefecture, Usa City, Wake

Construction Year: 1989

Prefecture: oita

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Building Area: 329.00 m²

Land Area: 1223.40 m²

Property Type: House

Station: USA

Station Distance: 1496m

Parking: Available

This traditional Japanese house has a unique design that is not found in modern times. It is recommended for use as a guest house, shared house, welfare facility, etc.

3 parking spaces, quiet residential area, over 33 sq. m garden

Site: 1220 m2, total floor space: 325 m2 ■ Date of construction unknown ■ City water line already connected ■ Requires combined septic tank *Currently, sewage flows into a separate septic tank, and miscellaneous wastewater flows into a sewage collection pit. The separate septic tank cannot be used due to deterioration over time. When renovating the plumbing, we recommend that you connect the sewage and miscellaneous wastewater to a combined septic tank. (Usa City provides a subsidy for installing a septic tank.)

This 33-year-old house exudes charm with its traditional Japanese design. It boasts three parking spaces, a tranquil residential setting, and a spacious garden. The property spans 370 tatami mats, while the building itself covers 99.5 tatami mats. It features a 3LDK layout, providing ample living space. While connected to the city water supply, the house requires a septic tank replacement. Fortunately, the city of Usa offers a subsidy for such installations.

Nestled in the heart of Oita Prefecture, Usa City is a vibrant and historic destination. Wake, the neighborhood where this property resides, offers a unique blend of traditional charm and modern amenities. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Usa Shrine, one of Japan's most revered religious sites. Explore the picturesque streets lined with charming shops and restaurants, where you can savor local delicacies and discover hidden gems. With its convenient access to transportation and proximity to nature, Wake provides an ideal setting for both relaxation and exploration.