Address
- Address 560-44 Kisaki, Oamishirasato, Chiba, Japón
- City Oamishirasaro
- State/county Chiba
- Zip/Postal Code 299-3217
- Country JAPAN
Description
Acquiring real estate in Japan represents both an emotional quest for lifestyle enrichment and an astute capital allocation strategy. Positioned at 560-44 Kisaki, Oamishirasato, Chiba 299-3217, Japón, this charming detached wooden home is presented at the price of USD 27,143 (based on 3,800,000 JPY at 1 USD = 140) (Additional notary, processing, documentation, and tax expenses are estimated at approximately USD 10,000). Offering complete freehold ownership (所有権), this low-barrier entry asset provides international buyers, second-home seekers, and astute investors with an exceptional balance of psychological peace of mind, self-directed flexibility, and tangible real estate security.
Built in April 1991, the two-story wooden residence encompasses a functional building footprint of 92 m² (989 sq ft) resting on a private 137 m² (1,475 sq ft) land plot. Every primary living space has been thoughtfully positioned facing directly south, bathing all rooms in year-round natural sunlight and pleasant cross ventilation. The classic 4LDK architectural floor plan harmonizes traditional Japanese comfort with modern Western functionality. On the ground level, an open 12-mat living, dining, and kitchen area forms the social heart of the house, complemented by an adjoining 6-mat tatami washitsu and an independent entrance guest room. Upstairs, private retreats include two dedicated bedrooms and another tatami room that extends outward to a private balcony. The exterior is accentuated by an inviting red-pitched roof, architectural bay windows, and dedicated on-site parking for one vehicle. The property is ready for immediate handover.
The surrounding geographic radius serves as an indispensable catalyst for long-term rental appreciation and lifestyle satisfaction. Situated along Chiba's eastern coastline, the property sits less than 20 minutes by car from the vast shores of Shirasato Beach (白里海水浴場) and Kujukuri Beach (九十九里浜), an internationally celebrated Pacific shoreline recognized for wide sandy dunes and premier fishing and surfing. World-class surf breaks, including Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach (釣ヶ崎海岸)—celebrated host of the Tokyo Olympic surfing competitions—are accessible within 35 minutes by car.
International connectivity is seamless. Narita International Airport (成田国際空港), Japan's primary global aviation gateway, is reached in approximately 45 minutes by automobile via the regional expressway network, enabling foreign owners and vacationers effortless transit straight from their arriving flight. Regional urban access is equally dependable: central Chiba City (千葉市中心街) is reached within 35 to 40 minutes by vehicle, while commercial hubs and healthcare facilities, including Higashi Chiba Medical Center in neighbouring Togane, sit just 15 minutes away. Everyday neighborhood conveniences are immediately at hand, including a Yacs pharmacy within 1,200 meters, Kasumi Supermarket within 1,600 meters, and a 7-Eleven store at 2,000 meters. Public transport connects smoothly via JR Sotobo Line "Oami" Station, reachable via a 13-minute local bus ride to the Kisaki stop followed by a 12-minute walk.
Psychologically, securing a freehold property at this price threshold eliminates the ongoing mortgage pressure associated with metropolitan city-center acquisitions. Whether utilized as an authentic vacation getaway, a dedicated surfing or cycling retreat, a telecommuting sanctuary, or a short-to-medium-term rental catering to international travelers exploring the Boso Peninsula, this residence provides outstanding versatility. Infrastructure includes reliable public water, private LPG, and an individual septic system (jokaso). For investors seeking tangible land ownership, minimal debt risk, and immense lifestyle optionality near the Pacific Ocean, this residence stands as an outstanding asset.
Details
CBJ2600580
4
1
92 m²
131 m²
1
1991/4
Floor Plans
Residential Floor Layout
Description:
First Floor
Entrance (Genkan): A tiled entryway with direct access to the central hallway and the main social areas.
Living, Dining, and Kitchen (LDK): 12 tatami mats, approx. 19 m² (209 sq ft). Positioned on the left (west) wing, featuring an L-shaped kitchen counter, dedicated cooking and sink areas, ample natural light, and a bay window.
Japanese-style Room (Washitsu): 6 tatami mats, approx. 10 m² (105 sq ft). Located on the south-facing right wing, complete with authentic tatami flooring and a built-in deep Japanese closet (押入, oshiire).
Wet Areas and Utilities: Positioned toward the rear (north) along the hallway, consisting of an independent toilet room, a separate washroom/vanity area (洗面室), and a full bathroom unit (浴室) with an exterior window for ventilation.
Storage: Built-in under-stairs storage closet.
Second Floor
Central Hallway and Restroom: The staircase leads to a central landing equipped with a second independent toilet and hallway storage closets.
Western-style Bedroom 1: 6 tatami mats, approx. 10 m² (105 sq ft). Situated on the west side, equipped with a dedicated wardrobe closet.
Western-style Bedroom 2: 6 tatami mats, approx. 10 m² (105 sq ft). Positioned centrally facing south, featuring an outward-projecting window bay that maximizes natural light.
Japanese-style Room: 6 tatami mats, approx. 10 m² (105 sq ft). Located on the south-facing east wing, featuring traditional tatami mats, a built-in storage closet, and direct access to an outdoor balcony.
Balcony: Directly accessible from the second-floor tatami room, offering private open-air space with sunny southern exposure.
4
1
92 m² (989 ft²)
Features
Additional details
- Layout 4LDK (1 Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen)
- Structure Wooden, 2-Story
- Building Area 92 m² (989 ft²)
- Land Area 137 m² (1.475 ft²)
- Parking 1 Car
- Utilities Public water, Private septic tank (jokaso), Private LPG
- Nearest Station Tokyo’s enormous population does not always produce an enormous urban scale. In the quieter lanes of Yanaka and Nezu, low-rise homes, bicycles, small temples, independent cafés and neighborhood businesses create an environment dramatically different from Shinjuku or Shibuya. The value here is observation. We look at how density, privacy, small space and community coexist inside one of the world’s largest cities.
- Orientation South-West
- Tags / Highlights Tokyo’s enormous population does not always produce an enormous urban scale. In the quieter lanes of Yanaka and Nezu, low-rise homes, bicycles, small temples, independent cafés and neighborhood businesses create an environment dramatically different from Shinjuku or Shibuya. The value here is observation. We look at how density, privacy, small space and community coexist inside one of the world’s largest cities.
