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¥3,300,000

3-11 Kami-Tanaka-cho 1-chome, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

山口県下関市上田中町1丁目3番11号

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Spacious Renovated Home in Convenient Shimonoseki Location

This renovated two-story wooden house in Shimonoseki's Kami-Tanaka district offers a comfortable 5DK layout with 128.38 square meters of living space. The property has been recently refurbished and sits on a 114.97 square meter plot in a desirable elevated location with southern exposure.

According to agent notes, this property is currently vacant. Interested buyers are encouraged to freely inquire about preferred viewing dates. Important considerations include vehicle access restrictions requiring use of nearby parking facilities, and the property being partially located within a sediment disaster warning zone. Additionally, the building coverage ratio exceeds current standards, meaning administrative confirmation will be necessary for any future rebuilding. The exact construction year is unknown, with the listed date reflecting when an extension was added to the original structure.

The home features a system kitchen and is connected to city gas and sewer infrastructure. The location provides excellent convenience for daily living, with Shimonoseki City Hall within 1.3km and MaxValu supermarket just 600 meters away. The area offers good access to essential services including banks, post offices, and medical facilities.

Shimonoseki is historically significant as the location where the Treaty of Shimonoseki was signed in 1895, ending the First Sino-Japanese War. The city's most prominent landmark, Kaikyō Bridge, connects Honshū with Kyūshū and stands as one of Japan's longest suspension bridges, offering spectacular views of the Kanmon Straits.

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Summary

Bedrooms: 5
Year built: 1992
Land size: 115 / 1,238sqft
House size: 128 / 1,382sqft

Short-Term Rental (Minpaku)

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FUK

Fukuoka Airport — 62 km away

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seven_eleven Seven Eleven — 3 min walk

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Flood Risk Low Risk
Landslide Risk Moderate
Tsunami Risk Low Risk
Earthquake Hazard Moderate

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