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¥2,530,000 (~$16,866 USD)

Spacious 7LDK Layout! 5 Rooms on First Floor—Live Comfortably Like a Single-Story Home ♪

広々7LDKの間取り!1階に5部屋あり平屋のように快適に暮らせます♪
Rank: 56 6/10

Photos (27)

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Property Details

Location
📍 秋田県山本郡三種町鯉川字大壺
Layout
7LDK
Land Area
716.0 m² (7707 sq ft)
Building Area
203.7 m² (2193 sq ft)
Year Built
1975 (51 years old)
Nearest Station
鯉川 (28 min)

Ranking Breakdown (Score: 56)

+20: 27 photos — excellent coverage
+15: Affordable: ¥2,530,000
+10: Large lot: 716.0m²
+7: Very spacious: 7LDK
+4: Great value: ¥3,534/m²

LLM Evaluation

Reasoning
Strong price-to-space value (¥2.53M for 203 sqm, 7 rooms, 716 sqm land) and genuinely livable condition with traditional Japanese charm are compelling. However, the 1975 build year, modest photo quality (some dim interiors), and remote Akita location limit broader appeal. The photos don't sparkle enough to create viral 'wow' moment despite the actual affordability.
Visual Assessment
Photos show a functioning, well-maintained traditional Japanese home with mixed indoor lighting—some bright tatami rooms and clean bathroom, but several interior shots are dim and uninspiring. Exterior is tidy with mature greenery. The layout is clearly visible, but images lack the dramatic composition or standout 'wow factor' that drives social shares. No major damage visible, but aesthetic appeal is understated.
Suggested Angle
Seven rooms, a garden, and genuine Japanese countryside living for under $17,000—a large family's dream or digital nomad's escape hatch in rural Akita.
Red Flags
Built in 1975 (49 years old)—likely needs updating on plumbing, electrical, roofing; remote location (28 min to nearest station) limits convenience; population decline in Akita means resale could be difficult; unclear if property requires renovation despite tidy appearance; heating costs may be high in harsh winters.
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