Photos: 真庭市 akiya bank, via Okayama prefecture akiya bank listings on Sumairu Okayama (Okayama). All rights remain with the owner. Report a problem

$22,210¥3,500,000

Maniwa, Okayama · added today

1916 · 5K · 202 m² · land 545 m² (165 tsubo)

Lawson · about 100 m, 1 min walk

Near: golf 10 km

Empty now

2 red flags

  • Built before the June 1981 earthquake standard
  • Farmland: needs permission to transfer
Structure
Wooden
Land rights
Ownership
Built
1916
Layout
5K
House
202 m²
Land
545 m²

Source: 真庭市 akiya bank, via Okayama prefecture akiya bank listings on Sumairu Okayama (Okayama). Station from the listing; nearest store from © OpenStreetMap contributors, measured from the neighbourhood.

Where it is

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The listing in English

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What it costs to buy

Price¥3,500,000
Broker fee, legal maximumOnly if an agent handles the sale¥0 – ¥330,000
Stamp duty on the contract¥1,000
Registration and scrivenerDepends on the assessed value¥80,000 – ¥250,000
Acquisition tax, once3% of the assessed value; often nothing on cheap rural houses¥0 – ¥74,000
Total¥3.58M – ¥4.16M ($22,724 – $26,366)

Estimate. The broker fee is the legal maximum for homes up to ¥8M, and there is none if the town sells directly. Foreigners can buy with no residency, but Japanese banks rarely lend to non-residents, so plan to pay in cash. Dollars at the ECB rate of 2026-09-25.

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