BASIC
Sharehouse Rennovation
Get the building safe and up to standard. New wallpaper, tatami, and some replacement wooden parts New painting of trimming
¥1,100,000 to ¥1,600,000
4 week estimate
Open house
Oji-cho 1, Fuminori Station Area 3DK House for 7 Million JPY
1-6-24 Oji-cho, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Price
¥7,000,000
Layout
3DK
Building
46 sqm
Land
36.52 sqm
Overview
Convenient 2-way subway access home near city center with charming traditional Japanese features
A compact 3DK wooden house in Osaka’s Abeno-ku, close to two subway lines offering easy city access. The home features traditional Japanese rooms with tatami mats and sliding doors, a bright kitchen with natural light, and a balcony. Located within 10 minutes walk to Fuminori and Showacho stations, this home offers convenient urban living with the warmth of classic wooden design. Note the property is 60 years old and rebuilding is not permitted.
This listing is located in 1-6-24 Oji-cho, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. Buyers should compare the price against station access, road status, building age, renovation scope, utility condition, and intended use before treating the headline price as the real project cost.
Highlights
- Close to Fuminori Station (9 minutes walk) and Showacho Station (10 minutes walk) with two subway lines accessible
- Affordable price at 7 million JPY in central Osaka city area
- Traditional Japanese 3DK layout includes tatami rooms with ample storage space
- Bright kitchen with window for natural light and good storage
- Balcony space provides outdoor relaxation area
- Wooden 2-story structure with warm interior features such as wooden flooring and sliding doors
- Close to supermarkets
- schools
- and urban amenities
- Flat access to the stations and good sunlight exposure
- Suitable for buyers looking for a traditional Japanese home near the city
- Located in a quiet residential neighborhood in Abeno-ku
Buyer fit
- Homebuyers seeking affordable entry into Osaka city living
- Buyers appreciating traditional Japanese architecture and layout
- Investors considering a personal residence near central Osaka
- Those wanting good access to multiple subway lines
- Buyers prepared for renovation and maintenance of an older wooden home
- People looking for a quiet residential area with urban convenience
Important risks
- Property is 60 years old and may require renovation or upkeep
- Building is wooden
- which may have susceptibility to pests or fire risks
- Rebuilding of the property is not permitted
- limiting redevelopment options
- No parking space available on site
- Estimated property tax is an AI-based figure and requires confirmation
- The property is older and may not meet modern earthquake resistance standards
Buyer risk note
Ideal Homes listings are buyer education and marketing support, not final legal, tax, investment, insurance, or building advice. Verify registry, boundaries, roads, utilities, hazard maps, contract terms, renovation estimates, and building condition with qualified local professionals before purchase.
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Location
The property is described as 1-6-24 Oji-cho, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. For overseas buyers, location review should include station access, daily shopping, road width, parking, emergency access, hazard maps, local contractors, and whether the area suits your intended residence or investment use.
Address
1-6-24 Oji-cho, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Nearest station
Fuminori Station, 9 min walk
Parking
No parking space
Road access
East-facing 3.4m wide road (4.2m frontage)
Property Facts
Property status
Open house
Publication date
22 Jul 2026
Internal reference
20034473
Ownership
Freehold
Occupancy
Vacant
Structure
Wooden 2-story
Floors
2 floors
Building age
60 years
Annual property tax
¥50,000
Renovation And Investment
NICE
Renovation scenario
Scenario details require review.
¥0 to ¥0
LUXURY
Renovation scenario
Scenario details require review.
¥0 to ¥0
Use case
LONG_TERM_RENTAL
Project cost
¥1,500,000
Monthly rent
¥90,000
Net yield
13.2%
Investment figures are estimates only and require local professional verification.
Survey, Legal And Due Diligence
Neighbourhood notes
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Building condition
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Legal and verification notes
Estimated annual property tax is approximately 50,000 JPY, an AI estimate and should be verified. Property is subject to rebuilding restrictions.
Ideal Homes KK is a legally registered Real Estate Agency in Japan and not permitted to provide false information on property listings, however all information is provided in good faith, but not guaranteed. Buyers must conduct their own due diligence.
Buying This Type Of Property
Is Oji-cho 1, Fuminori Station Area 3DK House for 7 Million JPY suitable for foreign buyers?
It may be suitable if the location, access, renovation scope, ownership details, and utility condition match your intended use. Foreign buyers should verify the Japanese source documents and professional checks before treating this as a purchase-ready property.
What should I check before buying a 3DK home in 1-6-24 Oji-cho, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture?
Start with ownership, registry, road access, boundaries, zoning, hazard maps, utilities, building condition, insurance availability, renovation cost, taxes, and whether the intended use is legally and practically possible.
What renovation risks should I budget for?
For a property built 1966, buyers should consider roof, water damage, termite, electrical, plumbing, insulation, bath/kitchen replacement, structural, and contents-removal risk. The listed price is not the same as total project cost.
Can this property be used as a rental or investment?
Possibly, but rental use depends on location demand, renovation standard, legal use, management, insurance, taxes, tenant profile, and conservative yield assumptions. Treat any investment scenario as an estimate until reviewed locally.
What are the biggest known risk notes?
Property is 60 years old and may require renovation or upkeep Building is wooden which may have susceptibility to pests or fire risks Rebuilding of the property is not permitted limiting redevelopment options No parking space available on site Estimated property tax is an AI-based figure and requires confirmation The property is older and may not meet modern earthquake resistance standards
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