Spacious 8DK Corner Lot House in Kasaoka, Okayama
This property, listed as Kasaoka City Akiya Bank No. 683, is a two-story wooden house situated on a corner lot in a quiet residential area of Kasaoka City, Okayama Prefecture. The home offers a generous layout with eight rooms plus a dining-kitchen (8DK), providing ample space for a large family or potential multi-generational living. The total floor area is 158.53 square meters, matching the land size of 158.53 square meters.
The property's equipment and facilities include a shower, a separate bath and toilet room, a toilet, a second toilet (two toilets total), a bath, a bathroom with a window, city water supply, sewerage system, propane gas, public waterworks, and a Japanese-style room (washitsu). Key features highlight that the property is suitable for office use, is registered with the local akiya (vacant house) bank, is on a corner lot, and is a two-story building.
Special notes provide important recent history: In Reiwa 3 (2021), the second-floor north-side laundry drying area was removed. In June of Reiwa 4 (2022), exterior wall painting and balcony repair painting were completed. Currently, the house for sale does not have a parking space. However, the old warehouse on the west side of the house can be demolished to create a usable parking area. Please note that demolition costs are the buyer's responsibility. Additionally, a separate vacant lot of approximately 22 tsubo (about 73 square meters) is available for purchase as a parking space, located about 250 meters (a 4-minute walk) from the house. The exact address of this lot cannot be disclosed online.
The area of Kasaoka offers a blend of coastal and rural living within Okayama Prefecture. An interesting local landmark is Kasaoka Bay, known for its scenic views and recreational activities. The city is also within reasonable driving distance of the historic Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, a beautifully preserved canal area with traditional warehouses and museums, offering a glimpse into Japan's past.
