A Traditional Home in Kusu Town, Oita Prefecture

This property is a 5DK wooden house built in June 1981, situated on a 225.48 sqm plot of land in the Ōkuma area of Kusu Town, Oita Prefecture. The total building area is 87.54 sqm, spread over two stories. The layout includes a combination of Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, providing a versatile living space.

The property is equipped with a septic tank, electricity, bay windows, and includes lighting fixtures. The road access is from a 5.3-meter wide public road to the north, with a 4-meter frontage. The property is being sold 'as-is,' meaning the seller assumes no responsibility for contractual non-conformities. The main road has a municipal water supply managed by Kusu Town, and a new connection is possible at the buyer's expense. The property currently uses well water. A solar water heater was previously used for the bath, but its current operational status is unknown. There is no sewer system; a septic tank is installed but is currently inoperable due to a faulty blower, which requires replacement. Additionally, a portion of the buried drainage pipe on the premises is shared with a third party. Due to past extensions, there are discrepancies with the registered information, including an unregistered garage and storage shed. A bridge crosses over a waterway on the property, but the status of any occupancy permit for this is unknown.

Kusu Town is located in the scenic mountains of Oita, known for its natural beauty and traditional crafts. The area is part of the larger Kuju mountain range, offering numerous hiking trails and stunning volcanic landscapes. A notable local landmark is the Kuju Flower Park, a vast garden showcasing a beautiful array of seasonal blooms throughout the year.