Commercial for sale in Shimanto Cho, Kochi Ken, Shikoku, Japan

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Land土地面積
158 m²

Building建物面積
245 m²

Until around 1995 (Heisei 7), the owner’s mother operated a ryokan here. After the mother’s death the family lived in the house until around 2003 (Heisei 15). They moved out after that but returned monthly for several years and now come back about four times a year to manage the property. The owner asks that any future use not cause trouble for local residents.

The toilet is a flush toilet. It’s a 2-minute walk to the tsunami evacuation site. Komuro-no-hama Beach (designated as one of Japan’s "Top 100 Excellent Beaches for Swimming") is less than a 10-minute walk away. There are seven rooms on the 2nd floor and three rooms on the 1st floor. The kitchen has an earthen (doma) floor. Parking is located about 50 meters away and can accommodate six standard cars. There is a single-story detached annex at the rear with rooms of about 8 tatami, 6 tatami and 2 tatami, and it also has a toilet and bath.

Property overview: Land with old house (sold as-is)
Location: Okitsu, Shimanto Town, Takaoka District, Kōchi Prefecture
Land: 158.67 m²
Building: Two-story
Structure: Wooden
Condition: Some parts are damaged
Asking price: Negotiable

Main house: Floor area 244.8 m², Land: 158.67 m²
Storage平成7年頃まで母親が旅館業を経営。母死亡後、平成15年頃まで生活していました。その後引越しましたが、数年間は毎月帰省、現在は年に4回くらいは家の管理のため帰省しています。地域の人達に迷惑がかからないような利用をして欲しいです。

トイレは水洗。津波避難所まで徒歩2分。小室の浜海水浴場（快水浴場百選に認定）まで徒歩10分未満。2階に7部屋、1階に3部屋あります。台所は土間になっています。駐車場は50メートル離れた場所にあります（普通車6台分）。裏に平屋の離れがあります。8畳、6畳、2畳くらいで、トイレと風呂もあります。

【物件概要】※古屋付土地（現状渡し）となります
場所：高知県高岡郡四万十町興津
土地：158.67㎡
建物：2階建て
構造：木造
現況：傷んでいる箇所あり
希望価格：交渉次第

母屋：母屋床面積244.8㎡　土地：158.67㎡
物置：床面積：50.6㎡　土地：不明
離れ：8畳、6畳、2畳、廊下、風呂とトイレ
駐車場：79.33㎡

Okitsu, Shimanto Town, Takaoka District, Kōchi Prefecture, Japan高知県高岡郡四万十町興津

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