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I would like to dispose of about 160 tsubo of land with an old house of 24 tsubo that my mother passed away this year and no one lives there. This land was purchased at the beginning of the Taisho era by my great-grandfather with the money he earned from going to the United States to work, and he started a restaurant that served sake and snacks to people passing by in the past. That's why the site is large even though it is not a farmhouse. The house, which used to be a liquor store, was a large two-story house with a large tatami room, a small tatami room, and a kitchen for preparing food, and there was a pond in the garden where carp swim. In my grandfather's generation, the family business declined, and my father could not forget his childhood, and when he built his own house, he built a large tatami room and a Japanese-style garden. There is a Japanese-style garden with garden stones of 60 tsubo, and it costs money to dispose of the stones, so I would like to give it to someone who can renovate it and live there. The entire vacant house is even larger at 70 tsubo, but the 50-year-old two-story part is scheduled to be demolished next spring, and only the expanded part of 24 tsu母が今年亡くなって誰も住まなくなった24坪の古屋付の土地、約160坪を処分したいと考えています。この土地は、曾祖父が米国に出稼ぎに行って稼いだお金で大正時代の初めに購入し、昔、前の道を往来する人を相手に酒肴を出す料理屋を始めた場所です。農家ではないのに敷地が広いのはそのためです。以前の酒屋だった家は、続きの大座敷や小座敷、料理を準備する厨など大層大きな二階屋で、庭には鯉が泳ぐ池がありました。祖父の代に、家業は傾き、父は子ども時代が忘れられず、自分が家を建てるときも大きな座敷や和風庭園をこしらえました。庭石のある和風庭園60坪があって、石の処分に費用がかかるため、このままリフォームして住んでいただける人にお譲りしたいです。空家全体は70坪とさらに大きいのですが、築50年になる2階建て部分は来春には解体する予定で、後年、増築した部分24坪のみの販売となります。(玄関部分は、庭付きならそのまま、庭を取り壊す場合は重機を入れるので取り壊します。解体予定部分で残してほしいというご希望があれば一部残すこともできます)同じ敷地に、自分たち家族が住んでいる家がありますが、全敷地が900㎡と広いので、分筆してお売りします。現在、境界確定中。売却は測量等が済んでからとなります。敷地の分割線はご相談のうえ決めたいと思います。解体業者から家と庭を解体するなら250万円、更地にして売るにはさらに少なくとも300万かかると見積もりを出されました。ということで価格としては、敷地を分筆して一部を解体し、境界に堀を建設する費用400万円が賄えればいいと考えています。石の和風庭園は石を撤去して更地にしてほしいというご希望であれば、もう300万円を上乗せしたいです。定年後のセカンドライフとして、田舎暮らしはしてみたいけれど、あまりに不便なのは困るとお考えのご家族にお勧めします。和風庭園を楽しみ、南側の裏庭に、花壇や小さな畑を作ることもできます。和風庭園は、家から見ても楽しめますが、盛土もしてあるので、早朝などにぐるりと歩きまわると何とも気持ちがよいものです。ご希望があれば、納屋も含めた形で土地を広めに分筆しますので、作業小屋としても使ってもらえます。父は菊作りや園芸が趣味で、庭の手入れを楽しんでいました。そのような方にはきっと楽しく住んでいただけると思います。旅館のような間取りの家で、実際に住まわれるに
Land:土地面積 | 500 m² |
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Building:建物面積 | 79 m² |
Scale:建物規模 | 2 stories2階建て |
Structure:構造 | Wooden木造 |
Built in:建築年 | 1978 |
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