Property Overview
This is a 4LDK detached house located in Kurokawa-cho 15, Yoichi-cho, Yoichi-gun, Hokkaido. The property is a two-story wooden structure built in November 1985. The land area is 165.36 square meters, and the building area is 93.96 square meters. The property is available for purchase at 5,900,000 yen. The layout includes a Japanese-style room (washitsu) and an LDK of over 15 tatami mats. The property features a shower-equipped vanity and parking for two cars (please confirm the number of parking spaces based on vehicle type on site). The land is a regular plot with a western front road width of 8 meters (adjacent road width 13 meters). There is no private road burden. The property is located in an area with a kindergarten and shopping facilities within a 5-minute walk. A supermarket is also within a 10-minute walk. The property is close to the urban area. The property is sold as-is, with no repairs or renovations to the building or its attached equipment. The land is also transferred as-is, with no land preparation, development, or tree removal. The boundary is not indicated. There is a building confirmation application, but no completion inspection. There is no snow fall. There is a past history of a burglary (notification only, as-is transfer). The property is subject to the Landscape Act and the Urban Regeneration Special District. The annual fixed asset tax for Reiwa 8 is approximately 27,400 yen. The reason for sale is asset disposal. The property is sold with a disclaimer regarding contractual non-conformity liability. The property is accessed via a 14-minute walk from Yoichi Station on the JR Hakodate Main Line, or a 10-minute bus ride from Yoichi Station to the Chuo Bus 'Honami-sen' stop, followed by a 3-minute walk. The property is a freehold land right. The building coverage ratio is 40% and the floor area ratio is 60%. The property is in a Category 1 low-rise residential zone. The property has a car space. The property is listed by Y Station Shiribeshi Store of Hokusho Takken Co., Ltd.
