Property Overview

Tucked away in Kyoto City’s serene Keihoku Shuzan-chō Kawabata area, this charming 2DK single-story wooden home offers the perfect mix of tranquility and affordability. Priced at just ¥2.3 million, it’s a rare opportunity to own a countryside residence within Kyoto city limits.

Built in May 1988, the home provides 66㎡ of living space on a spacious 218㎡ (approx. 65.9 tsubo) lot. Surrounded by greenery and fresh mountain air, the property is ideal for those seeking a retreat from the city or an entry-level akiya renovation project.

Located 11 minutes on foot from the Yachiyobashi bus stop (Takao–Keihoku Line), the property provides convenient access to public transport while maintaining a peaceful, rural setting.

🏠 Key Features:

• 🛏️ 2DK single-story wooden layout
• 📏 Floor Area: 66㎡ | Land Area: 218㎡
• 🪵 Built in May 1988 (37 years old)
• 🏡 Spacious garden potential for gardening or outdoor seating
• 🚶‍♂️ 11-minute walk to Yachiyobashi bus stop (Takao–Keihoku Line)
• 💧 Public water and sewer, individual LPG
• ⚖️ Zoning: Outside urban planning area (non-designated residential)
• 📜 Ownership: Freehold (no private road burden)
• ⚠️ Regulations: Landslide and erosion control zone, Sabo Law restrictions, steep-slope hazard zone
• 🚗 No dedicated parking space
• 🏠 Transaction type: Brokerage (intermediary sale)
• 💬 Property viewings available by appointment

📍 A Peaceful Kyoto Mountain Hideaway

This home offers all the charm of rural Kyoto — crisp air, quiet surroundings, and scenic landscapes — while being easily accessible from the city. With its large lot and solid structure, it’s perfect for gardening enthusiasts, DIY renovators, or those dreaming of a simple, slow-paced lifestyle in Japan’s historic capital region.

🔍 From Old Houses Japan

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