Spacious RC Home with Panoramic Mountain Views in Kitashiobara Village
This property, registered as number 0056, is a substantial two-story detached house located in the serene and natural setting of Kitashiobara Village, Fukushima Prefecture. Built in January 1995, this 31-year-old reinforced concrete (RC) structure offers a generous 148.48 square meters of living space on a vast 1,091 square meter plot of land. The home features a 2LDK layout, providing two bedrooms alongside a combined living, dining, and kitchen area. A notable highlight is the seasonal view of Mount Bandai, which becomes visible from the second floor after the leaves have fallen.
The property is equipped with separate bath and toilet rooms, two toilet locations, a bathroom with a window, electricity, a septic tank, other water supply systems, all-electric appliances, and a balcony. The agent's notes specify several areas that are believed to require repair, including the roof, exterior walls, several holes in the eaves, two doors, and some cracks in the walls. Additionally, equipment such as the FF-style stove has not been confirmed to be operational and may be faulty. The land is situated within a Natural Parks Act Category III Special Area, and while the large grounds allow for landscaping possibilities, there are restrictions as it is inside a national park. The property includes a one-third share of the private road on the north side in front of the parking area, which accommodates two or more vehicles. The current water source is groundwater, but connection to public water and sewer systems is possible.
Kitashiobara Village is part of the Urabandai region, a renowned highland area famous for its stunning volcanic landscapes, vibrant autumn colors, and numerous lakes. The property is just a 2-minute walk from the Minshuku Sobara bus stop, served by the local community bus. The area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking, skiing, and nature observation. A major landmark and tourist attraction is the majestic Mount Bandai itself, an active stratovolcano that shapes the entire region's geography and offers spectacular scenery throughout the year.
