Apartment¥74,550,000
Rusutsu

91 homes and apartments for sale in Rusutsu, Japan.
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24 properties shown
Apartment¥74,550,000
Rusutsu
¥71,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥143,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥152,250,000
Rusutsu
House¥98,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥82,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥79,000,000
Rusutsu
House¥285,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥142,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥143,000,000
Rusutsu
House¥285,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥71,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥262,500,000
Rusutsu
Commercial property¥770,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥262,500,000
Rusutsu
House¥255,000,000
Rusutsu
Commercial property¥770,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥74,550,000
Rusutsu
¥119,000,000
Rusutsu
Apartment¥152,250,000
Rusutsu
House¥250,000,000
Rusutsu
House¥255,000,000
Rusutsu
House¥250,000,000
Rusutsu
House¥250,000,000
Rusutsu
Buyer's guide: Rusutsu
A powder-snow resort village near Niseko, property for sale in Rusutsu is led by building land and ski-season condos. RealEstateAbroad lists 88 properties with a median asking price of €612,826.
The range is wide because plots, condos and chalets are mixed. Figures are asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
| Metric | Rusutsu |
|---|---|
| Listings | 88 |
| Median asking price | €612,826 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €310,929 to €1,403,558 |
| Median price per m² | €8,330 |
| Median size | 133 m² |
Land makes up 50 of 88 listings, apartments 19, houses 16 and commercial properties 3. Bedrooms among built homes are spread widely: 11 three-beds, 10 one-beds, 7 two-beds, 5 four-beds and 3 with five or more.
Because so much stock is plots, always separate land price from build cost. See the land listings and apartment listings across Japan.
Rusutsu is a small ski-resort village in western Hokkaido, built around Rusutsu Resort and its three mountains. Heavy dry snow brings winter visitors, and summer brings golf and hiking. Many condo units are managed in rental pools, so check how income is shared and what you can use personally.
Niseko, Hirafu, Hanazono and Kutchan are the nearest names, all within roughly an hour: Niseko, Hirafu, Hanazono and Kutchan. Higashiyama is a separate market. Sapporo is a long transfer away and a different type of market, not a neighbour.
Japan places no general restriction on foreign buyers, and land is held freehold. No visa or residency is needed to buy, although buying does not by itself grant residency. Typical points, approximate:
The Japan buying guide and Japan financing page explain the steps.
Browse all Japanese property or the Japan market analysis.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Japan allows foreign freehold ownership of land and buildings without a visa. Confirm zoning and access.
Our feed mixes plots and homes, so use the median of €612,826 only as a rough guide. Plot prices vary hugely.
They can be, but check management contracts, fees and owner-use limits.
Non-resident borrowing is difficult. Plan for cash and check with banks early.