1980s wood house on a large plot in Fukushima

Full description

A shop-and-residence property (ryokan-type) with beautiful views of Mt. Bandai from the dining area and guest rooms. Major interior and exterior renovations and expansion were performed in December 1994. The dining and guest areas feature warm wood tones and beautiful wood grain finishes. Conveniently located near Lake Hibara and roadside station (about 3 minutes by car), day-use hot spring (about 10 minutes by car), and nearest ski resort (about 12 minutes by car), ideal for tourism business. Can accommodate approximately 30 guests. Second-floor guest rooms have private toilets and washbasins with spacious layouts. / Water note: Water quality is tested regularly. / Condition: One of two boilers is broken. Air conditioning and five Japanese-style rooms are damaged. Several woodpecker marks on eaves. / Other notes: Tennis court area is a large, flat parcel. Separated from neighboring property. Second Special Area of Bandai-Asahi National Park (natural park law restrictions apply). Licensed ryokan property (fire code compliance notification, building confirmation, inspection completion certificate on file). Utility pole present (utility fee transfer arrangement in place). Sold as-is.

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• Second Special Area of Bandai-Asahi National Park (natural park law restrictions apply)

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