Property Overview
This is a resale detached house located in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture. The property offers a spacious 5DK layout with five Japanese-style rooms (4.5, 4.5, 6, 6, and 7 tatami mats) and a dining kitchen. The total floor area is 81.64 square meters across two stories, with the first floor measuring 56.20 square meters and the second floor 25.44 square meters. The land area is 179.45 square meters. The building was constructed in October 1970 and is made of wood.
The property features a balcony of 4.5 square meters facing south, a wooden deck, and a garden. Parking space is available for one standard car, with the possibility of multiple spaces if part of the garden is removed. Utilities include propane gas, electricity, mains water, mains sewerage, and hot water supply. The bathroom is a unit bath with a shower, a window, and is separate from the toilet. The kitchen has a gas stove with two burners. There is also a washing machine space indoors, cushion flooring, and lighting fixtures.
The property is located in a quiet residential area near mountains. It is within walking distance of supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and a hot spring facility. Access to the airport road, Emifuru MASAKI shopping center, Matsuyama Airport, and the Matsuyama Outer Loop Road is convenient. The nearest bus stop is Takaoka, a five-minute walk away.
Note: The property has been renovated and extended in the past, and the actual building is larger than the registered floor area. The extension portion is unregistered. Some minor work may be needed, but the building is in relatively good condition. The land is subject to sediment disaster warning zones: approximately one-third of the eastern portion is a special warning zone (red zone), and the remaining two-thirds are a warning zone (yellow zone). The seller reported that a landslide in the area about 45 years ago caused no direct damage to the property but did result in mud filling a waterway, leading to secondary water intrusion under the first floor on the mountain side.
