Seaside Vacant House in Niigata's Western District
The house itself is a 1-storey wooden structure built in December 2003, making it 22 years old. It features a 2LDK layout with a total floor area of 67.25 square meters. The property sits on a corner plot with a land size of 139.96 square meters and includes parking for two or more vehicles. Key interior features include a system kitchen, two toilets, a bath with a reheating function, a monitor-equipped intercom, and south-facing orientation. The property is suitable for multi-generational living.
According to the agent's notes, the facilities include a toilet, bath, electricity, a septic tank, and propane gas. A critical feature is that the land is partially leased from the grounds of Senkoji Temple, with an annual land rent of 12,699 yen. Additionally, there is an annual temple parishioner fee of 15,000 yen payable to Senkoji Temple. The property is highlighted as being registered with the Akiya Bank and is close to the sea.
The area of Nishikan Ward is known for its rural charm and proximity to the Sea of Japan. An interesting local fact is that this region is part of the larger Echigo Plain, famous for producing some of Japan's highest quality rice and sake. The closest major landmark is the iconic Northern Culture Museum, a stunning former estate of a wealthy farming family that offers deep insights into the region's history and architecture, located a short drive away in the city.
