A Detailed Look at a Property in Ibaraki's Miho Village
This property is a single-family house located in Tsuchiya, Miho Village, Inashiki District, Ibaraki Prefecture. Built in November 1991, it is a single-story wooden structure with a total floor area of 42.23㎡ (approximately 12.77 tsubo) and a land area of 141.00㎡ (approximately 42.65 tsubo). The layout is a 2DK, comprising two Japanese-style rooms measuring 6 and 4.5 tatami mats respectively, along with a service room.
Critical agent notes provide essential details about the property's condition. The facilities include propane gas, a septic tank, and a garden. The road access is detailed as a one-sided road to the west, with a 10-meter wide public road and a frontage of 4.5 meters. Importantly, the property is being sold 'as-is' with a contract that disclaims responsibility for non-conformities. After handover, the buyer will bear separate costs. Currently, the well water pump is stopped, making water unusable. The buyer will need to reinstall the water supply. While the kitchen and washbasin are connected to a septic tank, sewage and waste are handled via a pump-out system. Both the sewer and septic tank systems require reinstallation. There is a noticeable tilt in the rooms (the exact angle is unknown, but it is perceptible upon entering). The estimated cost to connect to the public water and sewer lines is between 550,000 and 800,000 yen.
The area around Miho Village offers a peaceful, rural setting within Ibaraki Prefecture. An interesting local landmark is the Miho Training Center (Miho Tore-sen), a major horse racing training facility that contributes to the local character. The property is situated in a city planning area designated as an 'Urbanization Control Area,' indicating a focus on preserving the natural environment.
