Akiya in Naka City, Ibaraki

¥6,500,000 JPY

Layout: 3LDK

Building area: 85.69 m²

Land area

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Address: 茨城県那珂市平野
Date built: November 1992
Current status: Akiya
Handover timing
Land classification: Residential land
Structure: Wooden construction
Urban planning: Urban area

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Asking price¥6,500,000 JPY

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Transport

Car country

Urizura Station~4 min

Naka~9 min

Hitachiomiya~11 min

IBR (IBR)~59 min

Nearby

Elementary school1.9 km

Train station2.8 km

Junior high school2.8 km

Facilities

Car parking
Electricity connection
Garden
Propane gas supply (bottled)
Public sewerage connection
Water supply
Bath
On-site parking
Propane gas supply
Public water supply
Sewerage system (type unspecified)
Toilet

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About Naka City

Naka City, located in Ibaraki Prefecture, is known for its rich history and cultural heritage. The area is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, including Hitachi Seaside Park, a popular destination for its seasonal flowers and green spaces. Local cuisine features fresh seafood and Hitachi beef, underscoring the city's close ties to both the sea and agricultural traditions. Nearby, the Tokiwa Shrine and Kairakuen Garden offer glimpses into Japan's storied past and traditional architectural beauty.

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