Akiya in Wake Town, Wake, Okayama

¥2,800,000 JPY

Layout: 4SDK

Building area: 148.44 m²

Land area

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Address: 岡山県和気郡和気町木倉
Date built: September 1963
Current status: Akiya
Handover timing: Immediate
Land classification: Residential land
Land rights: Ownership rights
Structure: Wooden construction
Urban planning: Non-delineated
Zoning: Undesignated

Floor plans & documents

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Purchasing

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

Asking price¥2,800,000 JPY

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Transport

Car country

Wake Station~15 min

Bizen~28 min

Akaiwa~37 min

OKJ (OKJ)~1h 4 min

Nearby

Train station15 min

Elementary school

Junior high school

Facilities

Electricity connection
Propane gas supply (bottled)
Public sewerage connection
Roadside drainage ditch
Shed
Traditional Japanese-style veranda (engawa)
Water supply
On-site parking
Propane gas supply
Sewerage system (type unspecified)

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About Wake Town

Wake is a town located in Okayama Prefecture. It is surrounded by nature and close to cities like Okayama and Kurashiki, offering a mix of tranquility and access to urban areas. The town is known for its agriculture, particularly fruits and vegetables. With its rich history, visitors can enjoy local sites, including ancient tombs and traditional shrines.

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