Investment Opportunity: Two-Unit Apartment Building in Sasebo, Nagasaki
This property is a two-unit apartment building located in the Kurokami-cho district of Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Built in April 1981, this two-story wooden structure offers a total floor area of 119.24 sqm (approximately 36.07 tsubo) on a land plot of 159.52 sqm (approximately 48.25 tsubo). The building features a maisonette layout with each unit configured as a 3K (three rooms plus kitchen). The facilities include propane gas, a separate bath and toilet, and a shower.
Critical agent notes provide essential details for investors. The property is currently occupied by one household, generating rental income. The annual projected rental revenue is 888,000 yen, based on 37,000 yen per month for two units. The notes highlight the potential for low-cost management through DIY renovations. The property includes parking for two vehicles at no extra cost. The road access details specify a one-way public road to the northeast, which is 4 meters wide and paved. A special note mentions '汲取' (shuukyuu), which typically refers to septic tank pumping, indicating the property may use a septic system rather than a municipal sewer line.
Sasebo is a historic port city in Nagasaki Prefecture, famous for its deep connections with naval history and its stunning natural harbor. The area is a gateway to the scenic Saikai National Park, known for its intricate coastline and numerous islands. A major nearby landmark is the Huis Ten Bosch theme park, a massive Dutch-themed resort with canals, windmills, and seasonal flower gardens, located a short drive from central Sasebo and offering a unique European experience in Japan.
