4SLDK corner house with carport in a landslide warning zone, Kameoka, Kyoto

Hatano-cho Chigahata Takahashi, Kameoka, Kyoto33 min by bus from Chiyokawa Station (JR Sanin Line), then 6 min walk
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$50,900(¥8M)
≈ $420 (¥66k) per m² of building · Listed 32 days ago
121.3 m²Building
176.83 m²Land · 53 tsubo
4SLDKLayout
1988Built · Showa 63Post-1981 earthquake code
Wooden2 floors
6 minOn foot to the station

Property details

Rooms, land rights, zoning, roads
Layout4SLDK
Building area121.3 m²
Land area176.83 m² (53 tsubo)
StructureWooden, 2 floors
Built1988 (Showa 63), 38 years old
ParkingYes, 1-car carport
Current statusVacant
Land and rules
Land rightsFreehold (shoyūken)
ZoningNo zoning designation
Building coverage / floor-area ratio60.00% / 200.00%
Land categoryResidential land
TerrainSloped
Road accessPrivate road 5 m
Sale
Sale typeOpen agency
HandoverBy arrangement
Listed2026-09-29

Pros and cons of this 4SLDK house

A vacant two-storey wooden corner house with four rooms plus a service room and living-dining-kitchen, about 121 m² of floor area on a 177 m² freehold plot in Kameoka, Kyoto, with views over a green residential area.

Why it stands out

  • 6-minute walk to the station
  • Built 1988, under the post-1981 earthquake code
  • Views or sea access mentioned in the listing

Points to check

  • Private road
  • Old wooden house: expect renovation work (roof, plumbing, insulation)
  • Inside a landslide-warning zone
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Where it is

67 km to Osaka Kansai airport31 km to Kyotoas the crow flies

Kameoka, Kyoto · Pin from the listing; it can be a few hundred metres off.Google Maps ↗
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Kameoka: 85,597 people (January 2026) · -3% 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.

CheckRebuild & road accessPrivate road

Access is over a private road: check who maintains it and that you have the right to use it.

FineEarthquake standardPost-1981 code (built 1988)

Built under Japan's current “new seismic standard” (shin-taishin, from June 1981). Wooden houses also got stronger joint rules in 2000; this one is before that.

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$3,250–4,5606–9% 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$2,100¥330,000
Stamp duty on the contractSet by law$30¥5,000
Registration taxEstimate$310–660¥48,000–104,000
Scrivener (shihō-shoshi)Estimate$510–950¥80,000–150,000
Acquisition taxEstimate$310–810¥48,000–128,000
Property tax each yearEstimate$310–610¥48,000–96,000
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

FineFlood

Not in a mapped flood zone (worst-case river flood scenario).

FineTsunami

Not in a mapped tsunami zone.

CheckLandslide

Inside a sediment-disaster warning zone (steep slope / debris flow).

FineEarthquake

Low: 4.8% chance of a strong shake (intensity 6-lower or more) in the next 30 years.

Read at the listing's map pin (positions in listings can be approximate). Worst-case official scenarios. Open the official hazard map here ↗ · Sources: GSI hazard map portal, NIED J-SHIS.

Listing history & price alert

Listed 2026-09-29

Listed on 2026-09-29 · 32 days online. We started tracking this house on 2026-10-05; price changes will show here.

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Who sells it & what happens next

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