Can be sold as vacant land too! Within 15-minute walk to Hodoshima Shopping Center!

The property has strong bones—large 1,125 sqm lot, traditional architecture, walkable location, and shocking ¥3M price point that's inherently shareable. However, photos reveal significant first-floor damage, dated interiors, and overall poor condition. The visual presentation is functional but uninspiring—no wow factor that would stop a scroller. This is more 'investment/demolition potential' than 'charming rural find.'

Photos show a 1990s Japanese home with visible structural/moisture damage on the first floor (bathtub/bathroom areas show deterioration). Entryways reveal aged wood floors and narrow corridors with yellowed walls. Exterior is plain—cream/beige finish, solid but unremarkable. The floor plan is clear and useful. Photos are well-lit and straightforward, but lack any aesthetic appeal or lifestyle context. No gardens, views, or character shots to make it visually compelling.

Niigata fixer-upper on a massive lot: ¥3M for 1,125 sqm in a quiet town—perfect for developers or ambitious renovators willing to demo and rebuild.

Significant first-floor water/structural damage requiring major renovation; seller disclaims liability (契約不適合責任免責); dated condition throughout; lacks charm or 'before' appeal that makes renovations exciting; rural location with limited train access (23 min to nearest station); not truly an akiya but old enough to feel abandoned. Photos don't inspire confidence in structural integrity.