This property, a 4DK wooden house constructed in 1988, offers a functional floor plan distributed over a total building footage of 71.62 square meters. The lot footage measures 71.39 square meters. This layout, featuring four distinct rooms alongside a combined dining and kitchen area, provides versatile living spaces suitable for various family needs. The residence is equipped with one bathroom, ensuring essential facilities are readily available. The construction relies on traditional wooden framing, a standard and reliable method for residential buildings in Japan from this period, known for its adaptability. Located in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture, this address falls within a First Class Medium-to-High Rise Residential Zone. This specific zoning designation is primarily dedicated to preserving a quiet and comfortable living environment, allowing for mid-rise residential structures while limiting commercial and industrial activities. As an owner-change property, it currently presents an actual gross yield of 10.5%, making it an attractive prospect for real estate investors. The established residential nature of the area typically supports consistent rental demand, suggesting potential for stable long-term income generation from this asset.

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