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¥1,480,000

Monzen-cho, Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture

福井県福井市門前町

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Charming Wooden House in Fukui City with Spacious Layout

This property is a detached wooden house for sale, located in the Monzen-cho area of Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. The house was built in May 1976 and features a 3DK layout across two above-ground floors. The total building area is 62.1 sqm (approximately 18.78 tsubo), with the first floor measuring 37.26 sqm and the second floor 24.84 sqm. The land area is 87.51 sqm (approximately 26.47 tsubo) according to the official register. The property is situated in a City Planning Area designated as a Category I Residential District, with a building coverage ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%.

Essential agent notes have been translated. The property's current condition is 'as-is,' which includes any remaining fixtures or items left behind. The property boundaries are not explicitly marked or indicated. For the legal transaction, the judicial scrivener will be specified by the seller. A specific note for real estate professionals states that all inquiries regarding this property must be made via the online form, including the company name (in phonetic script), the name of the person in charge, and the subject of the inquiry. Telephone correspondence is not accepted; contact must be made by email. The transaction mode is general intermediary.

The area offers convenient daily amenities, with a Lawson convenience store just a 2-minute walk away. The property is an akiya (vacant house) and the handover timing is negotiable. The closest major train stations are Bell-mae Station (42-minute walk) and Ebata Station (48-minute walk) on the Fukui Railway Fukubu Line.

The Fukui region is known for its stunning natural scenery and rich history. An interesting fact is that Fukui Prefecture is often called the 'Dinosaur Kingdom' due to the significant number of fossils discovered there, including Japan's first complete dinosaur skeleton. The area is also famous for the breathtaking Tojinbo Cliffs, a series of rugged, columnar rock formations along the Sea of Japan coast, which are a designated Natural Monument and a popular scenic spot.

This description was AI-generated from the original Japanese listing and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify details with the source listing.

Summary

Bedrooms: 3
Year built: 1976
Land size: 88 / 942sqft
House size: 62 / 668sqft

Short-Term Rental (Minpaku)

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Nearby Konbini

Lawson Lawson — 1 min walk

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Flood Risk Low Risk
Landslide Risk Moderate
Tsunami Risk Low Risk
Earthquake Hazard Moderate

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