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detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
detached 口分田町(中心市街地「南部エリア」)
Land area
Land土地面積
606 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
199 m²
Built
Built建築年
1995
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This property features a traditional Japanese house built with heavy construction techniques, making it an attractive building with character. The main structure is solidly built and has historical value. Although the detached building has some damage to the northern eaves and requires sewer-related construction, it is still usable with "medium repairs." Additionally, there is a two-story garage that can be used for various purposes such as storage or workspace. The location is also favorable, with a large shopping center nearby, providing high convenience for daily life. However, being along a prefectural road, there is some traffic noise. In terms of infrastructure, the property currently uses groundwater and a standalone septic tank for drainage, and future connection work to the water supply and public sewer system will be necessary. Furthermore, there is a museum nearby that conveys the history of "Kuniyuki," which thrived as a production area for firearms from the Sengoku period to the Edo period, featuring a large-scale exhibition of Kuniyuki firearms (matchlock guns) within the village. This is particularly appealing for those interested in historical locations. For those c伝統工法による重厚な日本家屋で、趣ある建物が魅力の物件です。建屋本体はしっかりとした造りで、歴史的価値も感じられます。離れについては、北側庇の破損や下水関連の工事が必要な箇所があるものの、「中規模修繕」により十分使用可能です。また、2階建ての車庫も併設されており、物置や作業スペースとして多目的にご利用いただけます。立地条件も良好で、近隣には大型ショッピングセンターがあり、生活の利便性は非常に高い地域です。一方で、県道沿いのため、多少の交通騒音はございます。インフラ面では、現在は地下水と単独浄化槽による排水処理となっており、将来的には上水道および公共下水道への接続工事が必要です。さらに、物件周辺には戦国時代から江戸時代にかけて鉄砲の生産地として栄えた「国友」の歴史を伝える資料館があり、集落内には国友鉄砲(火縄銃)を集めた大規模展示がなされています。歴史的なロケーションに関心のある方には、特に魅力的な環境です。テレワークやワーケーションをお考えの方にとっては、落ち着いた暮らしと便利さを両立できる理想的な物件といえるでしょう。※なお、本物件は「姉川」の浸水想定区域内(0.5m未満)に該当します。事前のご確認をお願いいたします。

Address
Kobunata-cho, Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture滋賀県長浜市口分田町
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