Vacant House Bank Property in Kasaoka, Okayama
This property, listed as Kasaoka City Vacant House Bank No. 187, is a traditional Japanese-style house located in the quiet residential neighborhood of Nishiohshima, Kasaoka City, Okayama Prefecture. The house offers a generous 5K layout (five rooms plus a kitchen/dining area) with a total floor area of 94.06 square meters, situated on a spacious 508.00 square meter corner plot. The property features a separate bath and toilet, two toilets in total, a cesspit, a well, and Japanese-style tatami rooms. It is equipped with city gas, a system kitchen, a monitor-equipped intercom, and a reheat function for the bath. The property is suitable for two-generation living and includes parking for two or more vehicles, though the access road is narrow, limiting entry to kei-cars (light automobiles) only.
As a registered Vacant House Bank property, this home requires significant renovation. The agent's notes specify the need for large-scale repairs to address issues such as roof leaks, subsidence in the garden, and mold on the tatami mats. The house has been vacant since approximately 2010 (Heisei 22). The location is noted as being suitable for telework and is near the sea.
The property is located in Kasaoka City, a coastal area of Okayama Prefecture known for its natural beauty. An interesting local landmark is Kasaoka Bay, which is famous for its thriving oyster farming industry. The closest major tourist attraction is the historic Kasaoka Port area, which serves as a gateway to the scenic Kasaoka Islands, a designated part of the Setonaikai National Park known for their rich biodiversity and tranquil beaches.
