Property Overview
This is a 6DK used detached house located in Akita Prefecture, Kitaakita City, offering a spacious living environment surrounded by nature. The property sits on a generous land area of 429.68 square meters (approximately 129.97 tsubo) with a building size of 134.91 square meters (approximately 40.81 tsubo). The structure is a two-story wooden building, constructed in October 1976.
The property features a total of six rooms, including three Japanese-style rooms (8 tatami, 8 tatami, 6 tatami, and 4 tatami) and two Western-style rooms (6 tatami each). The main living areas are south-facing, allowing for ample natural light throughout the day. The entrance is spacious, giving an open and quality feel to the home. The first floor includes a Western-style room that currently requires floor replacement, and a Japanese-style room that can be opened up to create a larger space. The bathroom features a large mirror and ample storage. The toilet is in need of renovation. On the second floor, there is a Western-style room suitable for a child's room or home office, and a Japanese-style room with many windows for natural light and ventilation. The property also includes a south-facing balcony.
The property includes a garage with a shutter, providing protection for vehicles from rain, wind, snow, and UV rays. Parking is available for three or more cars. The land consists of two parcels: one residential lot (11-3) and one forest area (13). The property is in a non-lineated urban planning area with no designated use zone. The building coverage ratio is 70% and the floor area ratio is 200%. The site is flat and faces an east-side 6-meter public road with an 18-meter frontage. The property is currently vacant and the handover date is negotiable.
The area is rich in greenery, allowing residents to enjoy the changing seasons. Daily shopping is convenient, with supermarkets and shopping facilities located within a 10-minute drive. The nearest train station is Takanosu Station on the Ou Main Line, approximately a 53-minute walk away, or a 3-minute walk from the Fujikabu bus stop.
