Vacant / Abandoned Houses in:
Nagano Prefecture

Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 140 m² / Land: 617㎡
¥1,500,000 JPY
Today
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 149 m² / Land: 300㎡
¥7,770,000 JPY
Today
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 154 m² / Land: 697㎡
¥8,800,000 JPY
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 143 m² / Land: 547㎡
¥4,500,000 JPY
Sakae Village, Shimominochi, Nagano
Building: 230 m² / Land: 638㎡
¥500,000 JPY
Farmland
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 74 m² / Land: 903㎡
¥9,800,000 JPY
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 128 m² / Land: 363㎡
¥9,800,000 JPY
Sakae Village, Shimominochi, Nagano
Building: 122 m² / Land: 277㎡
¥500,000 JPY
Sakae Village, Shimominochi, Nagano
Building: 175 m² / Land: 497㎡
¥1,000,000 JPY
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 92 m² / Land: 323㎡
¥3,000,000 JPY
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 99 m² / Land: 1071㎡
¥4,000,000 JPY
Iizuna Town, Kamiminochi, Nagano
Building: 96 m² / Land: 283㎡
¥4,500,000 JPY

Nagano Prefecture is known for its stunning mountains, including the Japanese Alps, making it a favored destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The region hosts the famous Matsumoto Castle and the historic town of Tsumago. Nagano is also renowned for its hot springs, like those in Hakuba and Nozawa Onsen. The area is a hub for skiing and snowboarding in winter, and hiking and climbing in warmer months. Local cuisine features soba noodles and Shinshu apples.