Akiya in Saga City, Saga

¥3,000,000 JPY

Layout: 7K

Building area: 150.53 m²

Land area

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Address: 佐賀県佐賀市富士町小副川
Current status: Akiya

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Purchasing

Buying without visiting Japan. Asking price + taxes + buying fees + building survey + purchase support + first-year tax and bill-payment support.

Asking price¥3,000,000 JPY

Judicial scrivener's registration workIncluding 10% consumption tax	¥80,000 - ¥100,000 JPY
Registration and licence taxBased on typical purchase costs.Consumption tax does not apply	¥120,000 - ¥150,000 JPY

Confirms your name and overseas address for registering ownership.

Affidavit witnessing / notarisationYou arrange this in your home or residence country. Fees vary by country.	¥0 - ¥35,000 JPY
Japanese translation	¥4,500 JPY

Akiya Journey

Excluding 10% consumption tax
Property verification	¥30,000 JPY
Property viewing	¥50,000 JPY
Contract support	¥170,000 JPY
Tax notices and bill-payment support (first year)	¥121,000 JPY
Consumption tax (10%)	¥37,100 JPY

Transport

Car country

Ogi (Saga) Station~20 min

Saga~17 min

Kanzaki~21 min

HSG (HSG)~39 min

Nearby

No nearby places listed

Facilities

Propane gas supply
Septic-tank sewerage
Well water supply

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About Saga City

Saga City is the capital of Saga Prefecture, located on the island of Kyushu. It is known for its historical sites, such as Saga Castle and several traditional temples. The city is close to famous ceramics towns like Arita and Imari, known for their pottery. Saga City also hosts the Saga International Balloon Fiesta, attracting visitors from all over.

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