Affordable Blue-Roofed Home in Kumagaya with Renovation Potential
This property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious, detached house in Kumagaya, Saitama, for the remarkably affordable all-inclusive price of 2.3 million yen. The home, featuring a distinctive blue roof, is situated in a quiet residential neighborhood on a flat, regularly shaped plot of land. The property offers significant potential for customization, as the listing encourages the new owner to renovate it to their personal taste, with the agent's company also offering renovation services.
Translated agent notes provide essential details. The equipment includes a bathroom with a window. Special notes highlight the quiet residential area, the regularly shaped land, and a distance of over 2 meters to adjacent buildings. The remarks reiterate the attractive all-inclusive price of 2.3 million yen for this blue-roofed home in Nishi-no, Kumagaya. It is noted as a budget-friendly property where the buyer can create a wonderful home through renovation to their preference, with parking space for 3 to 4 vehicles, and renovation services available through the agent's company.
The house itself is a two-story wooden structure built in September 1975, with a total floor area of 63.55 sqm (approximately 19.22 tsubo) laid out in a 4DK format. The land area is a generous 159.03 sqm (approx. 48.1 tsubo) with a 60% building coverage ratio and 200% floor area ratio. The interior features several Japanese-style rooms (washitsu) on both floors, noted for their brightness and good ventilation. The kitchen has windows on two sides, and the bathroom also includes a window. The property includes a garden and parking for 2 official spaces, with the potential to accommodate 3-4 vehicles. The current toilet is a traditional Japanese-style pit toilet, but the listing notes it can be changed to a Western style.
The area of Kumagaya is known for its hot summers, famously holding the record for Japan's highest recorded temperature. For recreation and culture, residents can easily visit the historic Kumagaya Castle Ruins, a local park preserving the site of a former castle, which offers a glimpse into the region's samurai past and provides a pleasant green space in the city.
