Akiya in Ureshino City, Saga

¥6,000,000 JPY

Layout: 6DK

Building area: 107.49 m²

Land area

details

Address: 佐賀県嬉野市嬉野町大字下野丙ー
Date built: 1967
Current status: Akiya
Handover timing
Land rights: Ownership rights
Structure: Wooden construction
Urban planning: Non-delineated

Floor plans & documents

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Transport

Car country

Takeo-Onsen Station~16 min

Ureshino~4 min

Takeo~16 min

NGS (NGS)~47 min

Nearby

Bus stop90 m

Convenience store400 m

Elementary school800 m

Drugstore1.8 km

Supermarket2.3 km

Park2.3 km

Hospital2.4 km

Junior high school2.8 km

Shopping street3.0 km

Bank3.0 km

Interchange7 min

Train station16 min

Facilities

Car parking
Garden
Bath
Gas cooktop
Heat pump
Manual collection sewerage
Nearby parking
Propane gas supply
Public water supply
Toilet

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About Ureshino City

Ureshino City is known for its hot springs, Ureshino Onsen, which is popular for its skin-beautifying properties. The area also boasts of Ureshino tea, one of Japan's three most famous teas. Nearby attractions include Hizen Yumekaido, a theme park showcasing Edo period culture, and the Ceramic Park Hasami for pottery enthusiasts. It's a place with a rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.

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