House for Sale in Narusawa, Yamanashi, with 677 m² Garden
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Aza Jiragonno, Narusawa-mura, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi, Japan, 南都留郡 ()
2 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 82m² Floor area
€108,000
House
No parking
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
82m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This 2-bedroom house for sale in Narusawa, Yamanashi, comes with a 677 m² plot and a landscaped garden on the northern side of Mount Fuji. It is a single-storey wooden house from 1998, in good condition, inside a villa community with its own tennis courts and rental vegetable plots. Narusawa is a quiet village, and this is a place where you drink your morning coffee outside and the loudest thing around is the birds.
The House: Layout and Light
The house was built in October 1998 and has 81.84 m² of living space on one level, so there are no stairs to think about. The living, dining and kitchen area faces southwest and measures about 21.3 tatami mats, a big, bright room by Japanese standards. The floor plan is flat and open. Both the Japanese-style room and the main living room have large windows, and when you open them together the breeze runs straight through the house.
There are two bedrooms and one bathroom, a sensible size for a couple, a small family or anyone who wants a quiet base. The structure is wood, and the house is in good condition. It is currently occupied, so viewing dates are arranged through the seller.
The Garden and the 677 m² Plot
The garden is the main reason to look at this one. The freehold plot is landscaped and turns bright with colour in autumn. A stone table sits among the plants, handy for lunch outside or a slow hour among the trees. Parking is on the property.
Beyond the garden you share the facilities of the villa community: two tennis courts (hourly fee), a dog run, a management office and rental farm plots that run from April to December. If you have always wanted to grow your own vegetables, this is an easy way to start without taking on more land.
Living Near Mount Fuji: Narusawa and the Fuji Five Lakes
Narusawa-mura sits on the north side of Mount Fuji, in the Fuji Five Lakes area. Part of the Aokigahara forest and the Narusawa Ice Cave are in the village, and hiking trails start close by. It is a natural fit for a holiday home in Yamanashi if your idea of a break is walking, cycling or simply being outdoors.
Kawaguchiko Station on the Fujikyuko Line is about 10 km away, roughly a 26-minute drive, and Lake Kawaguchi is in the same direction. Tokyo is about two hours away, depending on traffic. You will want a car here, which the on-site parking makes easy. Expect cool summers and cold winters at this altitude, so ask about heating and winter access when you view.
Buying a Second Home in Japan: Costs to Plan For
Foreign buyers can generally purchase property in Japan without being resident, which is why this part of Japan real estate attracts international second-home buyers. Budget beyond the price for a brokerage fee of JPY 653,400, a contract stamp fee of JPY 10,000 and a registration fee. Property tax for the year of sale is split between seller and buyer from the handover date.
Running costs are modest and clearly stated. The management fee is JPY 5,925 per month, or JPY 62,700 per year (non-taxable). The water basic charge is JPY 1,400 every two months, a name transfer fee of JPY 220,000 is payable once, and utilities are billed by usage.
Key Features
- Single-storey wooden house built in October 1998
- 81.84 m² of living space
- 677.39 m² freehold plot
- 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom
- Southwest-facing living, dining and kitchen area of about 21.3 tatami mats
- Japanese-style room with large opening windows
- Flat, open floor plan on one level
- Landscaped garden with a stone table
- Parking on the property
- Villa community with two tennis courts, a dog run and a management office
- Rental farm plots available April to December
- Kawaguchiko Station about 10.3 km away (26 minutes by car)
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is the house from Kawaguchiko Station?
About 10.3 km, or a 26-minute drive. Public transport will not cover every trip from here, so plan on having a car.
Does it work as a holiday home in Yamanashi?
The single-level layout and the community management office suit owners who are not there year-round. The fixed monthly fee covers upkeep of the shared areas. Check the community rules before planning any rental use.
What will I pay on top of the purchase price?
Budget for the brokerage fee, contract stamp fee, registration fee and a one-time name transfer fee of JPY 220,000. Ongoing costs are the monthly management fee, the water basic charge and metered utilities.
If a house with a big garden near Mount Fuji is what you have been looking for, contact Homestra to ask questions or arrange a viewing. We will help you confirm availability with the seller.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 2
- Size
- 82m²
- Price per m²
- €1,317
- Garden size
- 677m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 1
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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