House for Sale in Nasu, Tochigi with 740 m² Garden
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Terako Hei, Nasu-machi, Nasu-gun, Tochigi, Japan, 那須郡 ()
1 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 65m² Floor area
€23,000
House
No parking
1 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
65m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This single-storey house for sale in Nasu, Tochigi sits on 740 m² of land across two plots, with no resort management fees to pay.
It is a modest 1LDK built in 1993, and the interior needs work. What you get for the money is room: a wooden house of about 65 m², a large garden, and two neighbouring plots that come with the sale. For anyone who wants a holiday home in Tochigi without the running costs of a villa estate, the numbers are hard to ignore.
The House: 1LDK with Loft and Doma
The house is a single-storey timber build with one bedroom and a combined living, dining and kitchen area. The living space runs straight into the kitchen, so the ground floor feels open despite the compact footprint. A loft adds extra room for storage or a sleeping platform, which helps if friends or children visit.
Then there is the doma, the traditional earthen-floor entry space. In a Japanese house it is the place for muddy boots, garden tools, bicycles or a workbench, and in a country property that is more useful than it sounds. Shake off the day outside, step in, and the rest of the house stays clean.
The house is vacant and available now. Some areas, mainly inside, need repairs. Treat it as a renovation project: have a local builder inspect it, set a budget, and decide how far to go. A fresh kitchen and updated finishes could transform it, and the wooden structure gives you a solid base.
The 740 m² Plot and Two Extra Lots
The total land is 740 m², because the sale includes two adjacent plots on top of the house lot. That is generous by Japanese standards, where many homes sit on a few hundred square metres at most. You could use the extra ground for guest parking, a vegetable patch, an orchard row, or simply a bigger lawn for summer barbecues.
The garden is the main feature in the data, and it is the part you can shape yourself. Parking is available on site.
Why This House for Sale in Nasu Works as a Second Home
The house stands just off Royal Road but outside the resort villa district. In practice, that means no monthly management fees and a quiet, private setting. You decide what to do with the house and the land, without a villa association setting the rules.
The elevation is relatively low for the Nasu area, so the house suits year-round living or a winter retreat better than properties higher up the mountain. As with any second home in Japan, plan for upkeep when you are away: grass and weeds grow fast in summer, so arrange someone to look after the garden and check the house.
Living in Nasu: Hot Springs, Hiking and Resort Country
Nasu is one of Japan's best-known highland resort areas. The draw is Nasu Onsen, with its old hot-spring baths, and the volcanic slopes of Mt. Nasu, which offer hiking in the warmer months and skiing in winter. Golf courses and family attractions such as Nasu Highland Park are within reach as well. Autumn colours and cool summers are a big part of why Tokyo residents have kept weekend houses here for decades.
If you want a house you can also live in, the area works outside the holiday season too. It is a quiet rural setting rather than a resort town, and you will need a car for daily errands.
Getting There: Station, Expressway and Tokyo
The nearest rail stop is Kurodahara Station on the JR Tohoku Main Line, a 73-minute walk, so think of it as a station you reach by car or taxi. The Nasu Kogen Service Area on the Tohoku Expressway is only about 7 minutes away by car (4.3 km), which makes road trips south easy. Nasushiobara Station, the Shinkansen stop for this part of Tochigi, gives you a fast rail link toward Tokyo, and the capital's airports are the usual gateway for international buyers.
Key Features
- Single-storey wooden house built in 1993
- 1LDK layout: 1 bedroom plus living, dining and kitchen
- Living area of about 65 m²
- Loft for storage or extra sleeping space
- Traditional doma (earthen-floor entrance area)
- Total land of 740 m², including two adjacent plots
- Large garden with room for parking or expansion
- Outside the resort villa district, with no management fees
- Freehold land rights
- Vacant and ready for immediate purchase
- Interior repairs needed
- 7 minutes by car (4.3 km) to Nasu Kogen Service Area
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the house habitable as it is?
The listing says the house is in good condition overall, but that some areas, especially the interior, need repairs. Ask for a building inspection before you decide how much to renovate.
Are there monthly fees for owning here?
The house is outside the resort villa district, so there are no villa management fees. You would still pay normal running costs such as utilities and annual property taxes.
Do I need a car in Nasu?
Yes, realistically. The station is a 73-minute walk away, while the expressway service area is about 7 minutes by car.
This house in Nasu-machi is priced at around €23,000 and includes freehold land. Contact Homestra to ask questions or arrange a viewing.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 1
- Size
- 65m²
- Price per m²
- €354
- Garden size
- 740m²
- 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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