Popular Homes and Akiyas in Saga
Buyers agree: these akiyas are highly liked for their unique charm, prime locations, and more.
This 45-year-old house was renovated in November 2019, including the kitchen, toilet, bathroom, and dining room floor. It has public water, public sewage, and individual liquified petroleum gas. It also has a parking space.
This 52-year-old house has two parking spaces and is the only unit in the building.
This 56-year-old wooden 6-bedroom, 1-dining room, and 1-kitchen house is located in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood with many houses. It has public water and public sewage. The nearest public transportation is Nishi-Shiradai Station on the Kase-Shinmachi/Kubota Line, which is an 8-minute walk away. Saga Station on the JR Nagasaki Main Line is a 26-minute walk away.
This 145-year-old wooden house is nestled in a tranquil residential area. Its unique layout features a long, narrow structure typical of traditional Japanese homes. The east side is ready for immediate occupancy, while the west side offers opportunities for renovation or DIY projects. The property includes a separate plot of land suitable for parking, gardening, or even constructing an additional dwelling. The neighborhood boasts ample shopping facilities for daily convenience. An inspection report is available for the existing house. With three parking spaces, this property is ideal for multi-family living. The total land area spans 421.32 square meters, providing ample space. The north side of the property borders a narrow road, necessitating a setback for any future construction. While the house has a connected water supply, the vacant land requires a separate connection. The property currently utilizes a septic tank, but a public sewer line is accessible on the north side, though connection would incur additional costs. The property's building coverage ratio exceeds current regulations, resulting in its unapproved status. Future renovations or construction may require modifications to comply with building codes. The property is currently vacant, and the nearest public transportation is Saga Station on the JR Nagasaki Main Line, accessible via a 69-minute bus ride.
This 56-year-old house sits on a regular-shaped lot.
This 54-year-old, 5-bedroom, 2-story wooden house is a 6-minute walk from Kohoku Station on the JR Nagasaki Main Line and the JR Sasebo Line. The house is in need of repairs and is surrounded by restaurants and shops.
This 53-year-old house is a 12-minute walk from Ushizu Station. It is conveniently located within walking distance of a supermarket, post office, bank, and junior high school. As a registered property of the Ogi City Vacant House Bank, there is a subsidy of up to ¥500,000 available for renovations if certain conditions are met. The house faces south and has a storage shed. It is connected to the public sewer system and has parking for one car. Only the roof of the second floor has been replaced. The house has been vacant for about 11 years and is being sold as-is.
This 84-year-old, two-story wooden house is nestled amidst abundant greenery. It offers six bedrooms, a dining room, and a kitchen. The house sits on a large plot of land, which also includes a 178㎡ agricultural area. A carport is provided. The nearest public transportation is the JR Karatsu Line, an 80-minute walk from Ogi Station in Ogi City, Saga Prefecture.
This 26-year-old house has two parking spaces and faces South. The main source of natural light also comes from the South.
This 4-bedroom, 1-living room, 1-dining room, and 1-kitchen house is nestled in a verdant area. The wooden, 1-story house is 36 years old and comes with a parking space. The nearest train stations are Ashimizo, Ashikari Town, Ogi City, Saga Prefecture, a 20-minute walk away, and Kubota, a 41-minute walk away.
This 131-year-old wooden two-story house is located in Yanagimachi, Saga City, Saga Prefecture. It has 3 bedrooms, 1 living room, 1 dining room, and 1 kitchen. The house has public water and sewage, but no parking. The ceiling is collapsed and there is a leak in the roof.
This 68-year-old, 5-bedroom, 2-story wooden house is located in Saga City, Saga Prefecture. It is a 6-minute walk from the Amadaji bus stop and a 2-minute walk from the Yamato Branch Office bus stop. The house is also a 3-minute walk from MaxValu, a 12-minute walk from Aeon Mall Saga Yamato, and a 5-minute walk from the Yamato Branch Office. The property has a setback and no private road burden. The brokerage fee is 3% of the purchase price plus ¥60,000.