Akiya in Takehara City, Hiroshima

¥16,800,000 JPY

Farmland
Today

Layout: Unknown

Building area: 188.85 m²

Land area

Agricultural Farmland

Farmland

This property is listed as having agricultural land attached. Buying, or leasing, agricultural land requires meeting certain requirements and obtaining permission from the Agricultural Committee or equivalent (such as the governor of the prefecture).

details

Address: 広島県竹原市吉名町-1666
Date built: 1927
Current status: Akiya
Handover timing
Land classification: Residential land
Land rights: Ownership rights
Structure: Wooden construction
Urban planning: Non-delineated

Some information in this listing has been extracted or summarised using artificial intelligence. Information shown may be incomplete or inaccurate. This listing can also be found at homes.co.jp.

Purchasing

Buying without visiting Japan. Asking price + taxes + buying fees + building survey.

Asking price¥16,800,000 JPY

Confirms your name and overseas address for registering ownership.

Affidavit witnessing / notarisationYou arrange this in your home or residence country. Fees vary by country.	¥0 - ¥35,000 JPY
Japanese translation	¥4,500 JPY

Transport

Rail-friendly

Yoshina Station~21 min

Takehara~8 min

Higashihiroshima~23 min

HIJ (HIJ)~35 min

Nearby

Train station1.4 km

Elementary school1.9 km

Junior high school1.9 km

Facilities

Bicycle parking
Garden
Motorcycle parking
On-site parking
Propane gas supply
Public water supply
Septic-tank sewerage

Serious about buying an akiya?

Premium includes:

Property details without blanks
Sort by price
Search filters
All travel-time search results

Get Premiumfrom ¥500/mo

Premium makes finding properties easier, but Akiyahopper does not handle sales or purchases. Any Japanese real estate agent can assist with this property.

The marker position may not always be precise. When available, the Street View location is the closest available photo, and the default orientation is north. Please adjust as needed.

About Takehara City

Takehara City is known for its well-preserved historical district, often referred to as the "Little Kyoto" of the Aki area. It offers a glimpse into Japan's Edo period with its traditional streets and ancient buildings. The city is also famous for its bamboo products and salt production. Nearby attractions include Okunoshima Island, known for its friendly rabbit population, and the scenic Seto Inland Sea.

settings