Spacious ~102 tsubo (337 sqm) land with single-story house and apartment building

Excellent price-to-land ratio and dual-income potential (residential + rental) are strong draws, but the photos reveal significant age and wear. While interiors show traditional charm and reasonable maintenance, the exterior shots reveal a dated, weathered structure that needs substantial work. Photo quality is adequate but not compelling enough to make this an Instagram standout despite the low price.

Photos show a 1960s-era property with traditional tatami and wooden elements in acceptable condition, though clearly aged. The exterior is visibly weathered with worn siding. Bathrooms and kitchen show basic but functional setup. Photos are adequately lit and clear, but lack the visual drama or charm that makes a listing stop the scroll—it reads more like 'fixer-upper project' than 'dreamy Japanese home.'

Own a Beppu rental portfolio for under $24,000: dual-unit property with existing tenant potential and 337 sqm of land—the rare two-income akiya opportunity.

Property is clearly over 60 years old with visible exterior deterioration; renovation costs could quickly exceed purchase price. Roof condition not clearly documented. Limited details on current tenant status, building permits, or structural inspection. The dual-use setup may have zoning/registration complexities requiring legal review.