Shimogurechi, Nishikatsura-cho, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture

Construction Year: 1975

Prefecture: yamanashi

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First Seen: Fri, 02 Aug 2024 00:00:00 GMT

Building Area: 149.60 m²

Land Area: 349.36 m²

Property Type: House

Station: Three Passes

Station Distance: 1233m

Parking: Not Available

●Located at the entrance to the promenade at Keibayama, a great spot for hiking. ●In an environment rich with nature, the garden also has space for a vegetable patch, making it suitable for a second home or relocation. ●Rebuilding is not permitted. Please remodel or renovate before use. ●Part of the property falls within the special landslide hazard zone. ●Includes a 55m2 wooden single-story warehouse on the premises, and a 49m2 parking lot, a 1-minute walk away. ・Private road charge: None ・●Located at the entrance to the promenade at Keibayama, a great spot for hiking. ●In an environment rich with nature, the garden also has space for a vegetable patch, making it suitable for a second home or relocation. ・Agent fee: 3% of purchase price + 60,000 yen

This 49-year-old, 6-bedroom, 2-story wooden house is a 9-minute walk from Shimogurechi Station on the Fujikyu Line. It is situated at the entrance to the Keibayama Hiking Trail, offering stunning views of Mount Fuji. The property includes a large garden with a vegetable patch, making it ideal for a second home or relocation. Please note that the property is not eligible for rebuilding and some areas fall within a special landslide hazard zone. The property also includes a 55-square-meter wooden warehouse on the premises and a 49-square-meter parking lot a 1-minute walk away. There are no private road fees. The brokerage fee is 3% of the purchase price plus ¥60,000.

Nestled in the picturesque Nishikatsura-cho district of Yamanashi Prefecture, this property offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. The area boasts a rich history and cultural heritage, with numerous historical sites and traditional festivals to explore. From the serene shores of Lake Kawaguchi to the majestic slopes of Mount Fuji, the region provides endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and scenic exploration.