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Vacant property No. 90
Property number: 90
Classification: For sale
Village name: Furuseki
Location: Furuseki Furutate, Shonai-machi
Purpose: Residential
Floor area: 161.28 square meters (48.78 tsubo)
Date of construction: 1984
Time when vacant: September 2023
Site area: 394.75 square meters (119.41 tsubo)
Parking: 2 cars available
Vegetable garden: Possible
Water supply: Public water supply
Electricity: Power company wiring available
Gas: City gas
Toilet: Public sewerage
Wastewater: Public sewerage
Price: Building 1.5 million yen空き家物件 NO.90
物件番号: 90
分類: 売買
集落名: 古関
所在: 庄内町古関字古館地内
用途: 住宅
床面積: 161.28平方メートル（48.78坪）
建築時: 昭和59年
空き家となった時期: 令和5年9月
敷地面積: 394.75平方メートル（119.41坪）
駐車場所: ２台駐車可
家庭菜園: 可能
水道: 公共水道
電気: 電力会社配線 有り
ガス: 都市ガス
トイレ: 公共下水道
家庭雑排水: 公共下水道
価格: 建物150万円
| Land:土地面積 | 394 m² |
|---|---|
| Building:建物面積 | 161 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | 2 stories2階建 |
| Structure:構造 | Wooden thatched roof木造かわらぶき |
| Built in:建築年 | 1984 |
In January 2018, I inherited my bag after I lived alone, but I don't plan to live there because I live in Tokyo. My brother is nearby, but he doesn't want to live there either, so I went to this site. It is about 130 years old, but the pillars and ceiling beams at that time were left as they were, and the interior and exterior were renovated 3 ~ 4 times, and I stayed for 10 days during the first bon, but I can live normally. I think it is quite an interesting property for those who are interested in old houses. My parents have inherited the house from generation to generation, and it is very painful to see it decay as it is. I would be happy if someone bought it for someone who likes old houses. The selling price is considered to be 5.9 million. We have been renovating repeatedly, but I think it will take some work from now on. In addition, there is a large garden and trees that need to be pruned, so if you do not take care of it yourself, it will cost money. When I asked someone who was familiar with the matter to take a look at it, I was told that the pillars and beams of that time probably no longer appeared, and that this alone would have a buyer. However, I can't comment on i2018年1月に一人暮らしだったお袋が亡くなり相続したのですが、僕自身東京在住なので住む予定がありません。弟が近くにいるのですが彼も住むつもりは無く、このサイトにアクセスしました。築130年位ですが当時の柱、天井の梁はそのまま残して内外3～4回のリフォームを行い初盆の間10日程滞在しましたが、普通に生活出来る状態です。古民家など興味のある方はかなり興味深い物件だと思います。親が代々受け継ぎ自分の育って来た家ですがこのまま朽ちていくのを見るのはとても辛い事です。どなたか古民家など好きな方に買って頂くと幸せです。売値は一応590万を考えております。リフォームを繰り返しておりますが、やはりこれから多少なりとも手はかかっていくと思います。又広い庭と剪定が必要な木々がありますのでご自分で手入れされない方はお金がかかると思います。こないだ詳しい方に見て頂いたら当時の柱、梁等は多分もう出てこず、これだけでも買い手がつくという事を言われました。ただ自分はそういう物に全く興味が無いのでコメントできませんが…
| Land:土地面積 | 800 m² |
|---|---|
| Building:建物面積 | 155 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | It is a one-story building, but there is an attic (storeroo平屋ですが一部2.3坪の屋根裏(物置)有り |
| Structure:構造 | Wooden木造 |
| Built in:建築年 | 1893 |
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