Suitable as a renovation material property

Strong price-to-land ratio (¥1.98M for 267 sqm in Hokkaido) and significant renovation potential appeal to the budget-conscious buyer demographic. However, visible structural issues (floor slope), non-functional systems, and dated photos showing clear wear significantly limit visual appeal. The story is solid but the property looks genuinely challenging rather than charming.

Photos reveal a 1960s house in honest condition with visible age and maintenance neglect. Bright exterior shot shows classic Japanese residential architecture; interior photos document functional spaces (staircase, tatami room, bathroom) but with worn finishes and modest styling. No photos are actively blurry or too dark, but none are particularly compelling or showcase-ready. The bathroom and staircase are the most photogenic elements.

¥1.98M for a 7-room house on 900 sqm in Hokkaido—a fixer-upper with bones strong enough for a complete reimagining and land value that justifies the project.

Floor slope on second floor suggests potential structural/foundation issues requiring inspection. Non-functional oil boiler and kitchen plumbing are repair costs to budget. 27 minutes from nearest station limits urban appeal. Property age (1960) means potential hidden issues. 'As-is' sale strongly recommended by listing suggests buyer absorbs all risk.