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5-26 Shimizu-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture

長崎県長崎市清水町5-26

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Unique Investment Opportunity in Nagasaki's Historic Shimizu Town

This distinctive property, located at 5-26 Shimizu-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, presents a rare opportunity for investors or those seeking a project with character. The land itself is a generous 130.83 sqm (approximately 39.58 tsubo) plot situated in a quiet residential area. The existing structure is a wooden building originally constructed in March 1985, but it comes with several critical notes from the agent that define its current state and potential.

According to the agent's special remarks, the building is unregistered, meaning its exact age is unknown. The listed construction year of 1985 reflects the date the land was acquired, not the building's construction. Furthermore, while the official building size is listed as 67.62 sqm (approx. 20.46 tsubo) based on tax certificate records, the property has undergone additional extensions, making its true total floor area unclear. This creates a unique canvas for renovation or redevelopment, subject to local regulations. The property is classified as a dormitory (寮) and is currently vacant. It is conveniently located just an 8-minute walk from Wakabacho Station on the Nagasaki Electric Tramway's Main Line, offering easy access to the city center.

The surrounding Shimizu-cho area is part of Nagasaki's rich historical tapestry. Nagasaki is famously one of Japan's few ports open to foreign trade during the Edo period's isolation, leading to a unique blend of Japanese, Chinese, and European influences in its architecture, cuisine, and culture. A major landmark nearby is the iconic Glover Garden, an open-air museum featuring former Western residences perched on a hillside overlooking the harbor, offering breathtaking views and a direct connection to the city's international past.

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Summary

Year built: 1985
Land size: 131 / 1,408sqft
House size: 68 / 728sqft

Short-Term Rental (Minpaku)

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Fukuoka Airport — 105 km away

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

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