Both the residence and the barn are well-maintained and there is nothing left behind. It is ready for immediate occupancy. To enjoy the view, there is a wide veranda that shines in the amber color unique to old houses. In front of the veranda, rice fields spread out all over, and you can feel the four seasons of Japan in the cool breeze. In addition, the inner room built in Shoin style still maintains the style of an old house, such as a transom, a difference shelf, and a tokonoma alcove. Even when renovating the toilet, bathroom, and kitchen, the old house style of tiled flooring is maintained, which shows the attention to detail. Facing south, it is sunny, and while quiet, it is close to a library, supermarket, ATM, etc., making it a convenient area for living. Because it is far from the neighbors, it is the perfect environment for "country living with your beloved dog and cat" and "wood stove". A barn suitable for starting a business. The barn is two stories high and can be used for a wide range of purposes, such as storing items for a business or drying pottery. How you use it depends on your imagination. Here at Old Houses Japan, we try our best to include as mush information as possible with the abandoned/ vacant homes, however, we cannot always give you a full price estimate when it comes to the akiya. Please note, we are here to help you, but we are not real estate agents and may not have all financial information in regards to properties. Thank you for understanding!