A Well-Maintained Vacant House in Hofu City, Yamaguchi
This property presents a compelling opportunity to acquire a used detached house in the Tashima area of Hofu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The current status of the property is vacant, and the agent encourages potential buyers to freely inquire about arranging a date for an actual viewing. The agent's remarks highlight the property's key selling points, noting that while it is a used home, the interior is exceptionally clean. A significant feature providing peace of mind is the condition of the front road, which is over 6 meters wide. The staff at the handling company are ready to guide you through real estate options in Hofu City. If you are considering a move, they invite you to get in touch with your desired conditions for a consultation.
The property offers a 7DK layout, providing a versatile space with seven rooms plus a dining-kitchen area, spread across a total floor area of 54.43 square meters. Built in November 1963, this two-storey wooden structure carries over six decades of history. It sits on a land plot of 91.69 square meters, situated in a City Planning Area designated as a Category I Residential District. The building structure is wood, and the road access is to a 6-meter wide public road on the west side. The property's condition is listed as vacant, reinforcing the agent's note that viewings are readily available.
The equipment and features of the home include a kitchen with a gas stove already installed. The bathroom and toilet are both for private, dedicated use. The property's layout, with multiple Japanese-style rooms (washitsu) and a Western-style room, offers flexibility for various living arrangements. The land rights are for full ownership, and no notification under the National Land Utilization Law is required for the transaction.
Hofu City is a historically rich area in Yamaguchi Prefecture. An interesting local fact is that Hofu is home to the Hofu Tenmangu Shrine, one of the three major Tenmangu shrines in Japan, dedicated to the deity of learning, Sugawara no Michizane. The city has a deep connection with the Mori clan, a powerful samurai family during the Sengoku period. The closest major landmark is the Hofu Tenmangu Shrine itself, a significant cultural and tourist attraction that draws visitors, especially during the examination seasons.
