Maizuru

House
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Description

The property is a two-story single-family house built in 1979 in wooden construction. The property is located in a quiet area of Kyoto, near the Nishimaizuru train station, which provides convenient access to public transport. The house is empty, allowing for arrangement according to personal needs. The land rights are fully regulated, providing a sense of stability and security. The plot is characterized as building land, further highlighting its investment potential.

City Description

Maizuru, located in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, is a city with a rich history and diverse tourist attractions. Known for its picturesque landscapes and harbor, it has played a significant role as a naval base. One of the main points of interest is Maizuru Port, which has served as a strategic point for Japanese maritime forces for many years. It is worth visiting the Maizuru Maritime Memorial Museum, which showcases the military history of Japan and artifacts related to naval activities. In addition to marine-related attractions, Maizuru is known for its beautiful views of the surrounding hills. Mount Goro offers splendid panoramas, and hiking tours along nearby trails allow you to appreciate the natural beauty of the region. Nearby, you can also find the Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum, commemorating the returns of Japanese prisoners of war after World War II, which is a significant point in the city's history. The city is also famous for its culinary culture, especially seafood-based dishes, thanks to its proximity to the sea. Local restaurants offer fresh fish and seafood, which are an integral part of the local cuisine. Maizuru also enjoys a diversity of cultural events. Festivals such as the Maizuru Umineko Matsuri attract both locals and tourists, offering a variety of performances and shows. The city combines elements of modernity with tradition, making it an attractive place to visit for those seeking an authentic experience of Japanese culture and history.

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Price17 954 USD
Yearly profitNot available
Monthly profitNot available
TypeHouse
LocationMaizuru