Property Overview

This charming 7DK wooden home in Kamihorinouchi, Myoko City, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history, dating back to April 1947. With a generous building area of 237.22㎡ on a 240.20㎡ flat land parcel, this two-story property exudes traditional Japanese character while inviting you to bring your renovation dreams to life.

Located 5800m from Nihongi Station on the Myoko Haneuma Line, this home balances tranquility and accessibility. The surrounding area is known for its serene natural beauty, making it ideal for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle while maintaining access to urban amenities.

The property is set on leasehold land with an annual lease fee of 35,000 yen. Additional costs include a fixed asset tax of 33,153 yen per year. The residence is sold as-is, with the seller waiving liability for any contractual non-compliance. Buyers should note that the property requires renovations and is an excellent opportunity for those with a passion for DIY or customizing spaces to their unique preferences.

This home features spacious interiors and access to both a 6.0m public road on the north and a 6.5m public road on the south, providing ample frontage and convenience. The leasehold land period is recorded as beginning in 1999, with the construction year estimated based on tax records.

If you’re intrigued by the potential of this historical property, schedule a time to chat with Old Houses Japan. Their experts can guide you through the unique process of buying and renovating homes in Japan, ensuring a smooth transition to ownership.

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