Spacious 3LDK House with Garden in Ginowan City
This property is a detached house located in the 2-chome area of Ganeko, Ginowan City, Okinawa Prefecture. It features a 3LDK layout, providing a comfortable living space suitable for families. The total floor area is 51 square meters (approximately 15.42 tsubo), situated on a generous land plot of 271.15 square meters (approximately 82.02 tsubo). The house is a two-story reinforced concrete (RC) structure built in February 1976, making it approximately 50 years old.
The property comes with a garden, offering outdoor space for relaxation or activities. Parking is available for two cars, accommodating households with multiple vehicles. The location is described as a quiet residential area, providing a peaceful living environment. For transportation, the Shimasjidanchi-mae bus stop is about a 1-minute walk away, while the Tedako Urasue Monorail Station is approximately a 37-minute walk.
Agent notes provide important details. The equipment includes a garden. Special notes regarding the price indicate that a deposit and stamp duty will be required at the time of contract, and customized financial planning consultations are available. Further remarks clarify that some information on the portal site may be approximate and could differ from the actual condition; interested parties are advised to contact staff for precise details. The agency, House Do Ginowan, actively implements COVID-19 prevention measures including ventilation, mask-wearing, alcohol disinfection, and acrylic partitions. Their office features parking, a kids' play space, and complimentary drinks and snacks. The staff are described as bright and courteous. The agency is also actively seeking properties for sale and offers free appraisals for land, buildings, commercial properties, and others. The current status of this property is vacant (akiya). It is noted that consideration for purchase with the intent of demolishing the building is possible, with an estimated demolition cost of around 4.5 million yen, making it an option for land use as well.
