Spacious 11DK Family Home in Uozu, Toyama
This substantial property, located in a quiet residential area of Uozu City, Toyama Prefecture, offers a rare opportunity to own a large home with significant land. The house itself is a 2-storey wooden structure built in January 1951, with a generous total floor area of 263.61 square meters. The layout is an expansive 11DK, providing ample space for a large family or even multi-generational living. The property sits on a sizable 391.45 square meter corner plot, offering privacy and potential for outdoor use.
According to the agent's notes, the property's equipment includes a separate bath and toilet (B/T別室) and a well (井戸). The home features a south-facing orientation, city gas, a system kitchen, and two toilets, one with a reheating function. Additional highlights include a monitor-equipped intercom and the potential for two-family living, making it a versatile choice. The property is currently vacant, and the price of 8,000,000 yen includes both the land and the building. Notably, the listing indicates the possibility of renting the property for 60,000 yen per month, offering an alternative investment angle.
The neighborhood in Uozu's Kamiuchi 2-chome district is described as quiet and residential. A FamilyMart convenience store and the Kamiuchi Nursery School are both within a 200-meter radius, adding daily convenience. For broader exploration, the area is served by the local citizen bus, with the nearest stop being Hachimambashi-kita on the Matsukura route. The property is also within reach of the Dentetsu-Uozu Station on the Toyama Chihou Railway Main Line, connecting residents to the wider Toyama region.
Uozu City is renowned for its stunning natural scenery and unique phenomena. A fascinating local attraction is the "Uozu No. 2 Dam," which is famous for the spectacular sight of water being released from its spillway, creating a powerful and mesmerizing waterfall effect. The city is also a gateway to the iconic Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and is close to the scenic shores of Toyama Bay, known for its bioluminescent firefly squid.
