This 4K, single-family wooden house, located in Sado City, Niigata Prefecture, was constructed in 1972. The property encompasses a building footprint of 71.81 square meters, featuring a functional layout that includes four primary rooms and a kitchen, alongside one bathroom. The construction material is wood, a common and durable choice for Japanese residential structures of its era, known for its natural insulation properties and adaptability. The residence is set on a substantial land plot measuring 851.0 square meters, offering significant outdoor space. This expansive area provides ample opportunity for diverse uses such as extensive gardening, cultivating a private outdoor recreational zone, or considering future enhancements to the property's footprint. The immediate vicinity benefits from limited vehicle access, which contributes to a distinctly quiet and tranquil living environment. Furthermore, the property is positioned to receive good natural ventilation, ensuring a comfortable interior atmosphere. This combination of generous space and peaceful surroundings makes it a practical option for a quiet lifestyle in a natural setting.

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