Spacious Countryside Home with Renovated Bathroom and Generous Storage in Ugo, Akita
This substantial property, located in the agricultural town of Ugo in Akita Prefecture, offers a rare opportunity for spacious living in a serene rural setting. The house features a generous 7DK layout, providing multiple rooms and ample storage space, making it ideal for families or those seeking a comfortable home office setup. A key highlight is the fully renovated wet areas, including the bathroom and toilet, ensuring modern convenience. The property includes a dedicated garage for one car, with additional space for multiple vehicles within the grounds.
According to the agent's notes, the property is equipped with public water supply, sewerage (community drainage system), a laundry area, an indoor bath, an electric water heater, a Western-style flush toilet, an IH kitchen stove, a garden, and parking. Special notes indicate that the building underwent extensions/renovations in 1979 (S54) and 1990 (H2). The property includes adjacent farmland (435.47㎡) and an outbuilding (33.04㎡). Some residual items remain on the premises, but the owner plans to remove them. The area experiences significant winter snowfall of approximately 1 meter. The front section of the building, which was formerly a shop, can be utilized as a garage or storage shed. The current status is vacant, and the handover conditions are negotiable.
The surrounding area of Ugo Town is renowned for its rich agricultural heritage. A fascinating local cultural attraction is the 'Nishimonai Bon Odori,' a hauntingly beautiful traditional bon dance counted among Japan's three major bon dances, which draws many visitors during its festival period. For those considering a move, Ugo Town offers substantial incentives, including a purchase subsidy of up to 1 million yen for those relocating from outside the prefecture and a renovation subsidy covering 20% of costs (up to 200,000 yen). The closest major landmark is the scenic Dewa Sanzan mountain range, a sacred site of mountain worship and a significant cultural destination within Akita Prefecture.
