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- No way - this house is free! | JDH 005
No way - this house is free! | JDH 005
Welcome to Issue #5 of Japan Dream Houses!
What price can someone put on a home?
In this edition, we explore the answer to the timeless question as we journey through Japan's diverse real estate landscape. From seaside sanctuaries to historic kominka homes, we'll showcase properties that might just become someone's priceless dream home.
Join us as we unveil unique finds across Japan, including a luxurious rooftop view in Yokosuka, a free property in Oita Prefecture, and affordable ocean vistas. With options ranging from $0 to over $600,000, there's something for every budget and dream.
Dive in to discover these fascinating properties, gain insights from our "Ask the Experts" section, and perhaps find the key to your own Japanese dream home.
Happy house hunting!!
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Experience the epitome of luxury living in this stunning 2SLDK single-family home in Yokosuka. This elegant residence offers a spacious 170.42m² living area filled with natural light and high-end features. Just a 10-minute walk from YRP Nobi Station, convenience meets luxury in this prime location. Take a look at that amazing sea view from the rooftop. Living in Yokosuka offers more than just beautiful homes. The city is known for its rich history, vibrant cultural scene, and close-knit community. It's also home to the Yokosuka Naval Base, which adds an international flair to the local culture. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or someone who enjoys a peaceful coastal life, Yokosuka has something for everyone. Prefecture: Kanagawa |
This unique property, located in the serene residential area of Bungotakada City, Oita Prefecture, combines the charm of historic homes with the beauty of nearby Matama Coast, famous for its stunning sunsets. Just a 17-minute drive from JR Nippo Main Line "Usa Station, the property includes two adjacent plots, with buildings constructed 150 years and 30 years ago, respectively. Additionally, there is a barn and a field (registered as rice paddy) located about a 10-minute walk from the house. Cow not included despite the title of this section. |