2010-built reinforced-concrete 8DK house with basement and rooftop, Nagasa Village

Miyanari, Nagasa Village, Chosei District, Chiba26 min walk to Yatsumi Station (JR Sotobo Line)
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$439,000(¥69M)
≈ $1,000 (¥158k) per m² of building · Listed 50 days ago
437.63 m²Building
1022 m²Land · 309 tsubo
8DKLayout
2010Built · Heisei 22Post-1981 earthquake code
Reinforced concrete2 floors plus basement
26 minOn foot to the station

Property details

Rooms, land rights, zoning, roads
Layout8DK
Building area437.63 m²
Land area1022 m² (309 tsubo)
StructureReinforced concrete, 2 floors plus basement
Built2010 (Heisei 22), 16 years old
ParkingYes (free)
Current statusOccupied
Land and rules
Land rightsFreehold (shoyūken)
ZoningNo zoning designation
City planningUnzoned planning area
Building coverage / floor-area ratio60.00% / 200.00%
Land categoryMiscellaneous land
TerrainFlat
Road accessPublic road 4 m
Sale
Sale typeExclusive agency
HandoverBy arrangement
Listed2026-09-11

Pros and cons of this 8DK house

Reinforced-concrete 8DK all-electric house of about 438 m2 on 1,022 m2 of freehold land (about 300 tsubo) in Nagasa Village, built in 2010, with a basement room and a roof terrace.

Why it stands out

  • Generous plot: 1022 m² (about 309 tsubo)
  • Modern construction (built 2010)
  • Garden space

Points to check

  • Station is far or bus-only — you will likely need a car
  • High earthquake exposure (87% / 30 yrs)
  • Currently occupied: viewing and handover depend on the owner
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Where it is

40 km to Tokyo Narita airport60 km to Tokyo4.2 km to the seaas the crow flies

Nagasa, Chiba · Pin from the listing; it can be a few hundred metres off.Google Maps ↗
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Nagasa: 13,104 people (January 2026) · -7% since 2021

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

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.

FineEarthquake standardPost-1981 code (built 2010)

Built under Japan's current “new seismic standard” (shin-taishin, from June 1981).

CheckPaying for itLoan only if resident

Foreigners may buy freely, but Japanese banks mostly lend to residents (permanent residents most easily). Non-residents usually pay cash or use an overseas loan.

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Estimated buying costs

Estimate, on top of the price: about$20,900–28,8005–7% 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$14,900¥2.3M
Stamp duty on the contractSet by law$190¥30,000
Registration taxEstimate$2,630–5,700¥414,000–897,000
Scrivener (shihō-shoshi)Estimate$510–950¥80,000–150,000
Acquisition taxEstimate$2,630–7,020¥414,000–1.1M
Property tax each yearEstimate$2,630–5,270¥414,000–828,000
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.

FineLandslide

Not in a landslide-warning zone.

CarefulEarthquake

High: 87% 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 2026-09-11

Listed on 2026-09-11 · 50 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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