Spacious Traditional Wooden Home on Sado Island
This property is a substantial wooden two-story house located in Kawarada Honcho, Sado City, Niigata Prefecture. Built in September 1971, it offers a generous total floor area of 140.61 square meters arranged in an 8DK layout, providing ample space for a large family or those desiring room to spread out. The home sits on a corner plot of land measuring 317.37 square meters, featuring a private garden and dedicated parking space. It has undergone renovation, including the installation of an IH cooking hob.
According to the agent's special notes, the property's location offers convenient access to local amenities. Key distances are: Ryotsu Port is 15,500 meters away, Ogi Port is 27,200 meters, Sado City Hall is 5,900 meters, a nursery school is 1,000 meters, a post office is 1,100 meters, and a bus stop is a very convenient 400 meters from the home. The property is currently vacant. Important notes include that it is unregistered and has an unauthorized extension. It is situated within a Category I Exclusive Residential Zone and is located in a flood inundation hazard area (house collapse/flooding due to riverbank erosion) with an estimated inundation depth of 0.5 to 3 meters.
Sado Island, where this property is located, is the largest island in the Sea of Japan, with an area approximately 1.4 times that of Tokyo's 23 wards and a coastline stretching 280 km. The island is renowned for its abundant seafood and mountain produce, offering delicious ingredients year-round. A fascinating natural fact is that the island is a habitat for the Japanese crested ibis (toki), a natural monument. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Futatsugame Beach, a 'Two-Star' site in the Michelin Green Guide Japan, celebrated for its exceptional water clarity and scenic beauty.
