Single-storey Japanese house with gabled entrance on a 1,272 m² plot in Inashiki, Ibaraki

Yusa, Inashiki City, Ibaraki28 min bus from Sawara Station (JR Narita Line), then 12 min walk
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$68,700(¥10.8M)
≈ $610 (¥96k) per m² of building · Listed 22 days ago
112.92 m²Building
1272.51 m²Land · 385 tsubo
6DKLayout
1977Built · Showa 52Pre-1981 earthquake code
Wooden1 floor
—Station access

Property details

Rooms, land rights, zoning, roads
Layout6DK
Building area112.92 m²
Land area1272.51 m² (385 tsubo)
StructureWooden, 1 floor
Built1977 (Showa 52), 49 years old
ParkingYes, space for 3 or more cars
Current statusUnknown
Land and rules
Land rightsFreehold (shoyūken)
ZoningNo zoning designation
Road accessPublic road 5.8 m (frontage 19 m); Public road 5.2 m (frontage 20 m)
Sale
Sale typeBrokerage
Listed2026-10-09

Pros and cons of this 6DK house

Traditional single-storey wooden house built in 1977, with a 6DK layout of about 113 m² on a freehold plot of roughly 1,272 m².

Why it stands out

  • Generous plot: 1272.51 m² (about 385 tsubo)
  • Parking included

Points to check

  • Built 1977, before the 1981 earthquake code — inspect and budget for reinforcement
  • Old wooden house: expect renovation work (roof, plumbing, insulation)
  • Station is far or bus-only — you will likely need a car
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Where it is

Yusa, Inashiki City, IbarakiThe exact position is not published.
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Inashiki City: 62,738 people (January 2026) · -7% since 2021

Distances from the listing · population: Ministry of Internal Affairs, resident register.

Floor plan

Plan from the original listing (layout labels are in Japanese: 洋 = Western-style room, 和 = tatami room, LDK = living-dining-kitchen, 納戸 = storage room). Click to enlarge.

Can a foreigner buy it?

Looks straightforward. One small point to confirm with the agent.

FineYou own the landFreehold

Full ownership (shoyūken) of land and house — foreigners have exactly the same rights as Japanese buyers.

FineRebuild & road accessRoad access OK

Faces a public road of at least 4 m. Rebuilding is normally allowed.

CheckEarthquake standardPre-1981 code (built 1977)

Built before the 1981 seismic code. Common for cheap houses and not unsafe by definition, but get an inspection and budget for reinforcement; banks and insurers treat these houses differently.

FinePaying for itCash-friendly price

At this price most foreign buyers pay cash by international transfer. No Japanese loan or residency is needed to complete a purchase.

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Estimated buying costs

Estimate, on top of the price: about$4,090–5,6906–8% of the price, one-off. Estimated for this house from its price, age and size: the exact figures come from the agent and the scrivener.
Agent's feeLegal maximum$2,690¥422,400
Stamp duty on the contractSet by law$60¥10,000
Registration taxEstimate$410–890¥65,000–140,000
Scrivener (shihō-shoshi)Estimate$510–950¥80,000–150,000
Acquisition taxEstimate$410–1,100¥65,000–173,000
Property tax each yearEstimate$410–830¥65,000–130,000
Repairs reserveEstimate$9,540–38,200¥1.5M–6M
Non-resident tax agentLegal maximum$130–380¥20,000–60,000
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Agent's fee: legal maximum (the real fee can be lower). Stamp duty: fixed by law. Everything else is an estimate from typical rates; taxes depend on the assessed value set by the town. How we estimate

Natural-hazard risk

This listing does not publish its exact position, so we cannot read the risk maps for it. Once you know the address, check it on the official hazard map portal ↗ — flood, tsunami and landslide layers are free.

Listing history & price alert

Listed 2026-10-09

Listed on 2026-10-09 · 22 days online. We started tracking this house on 2026-10-09; price changes will show here.

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