Old Houses Japan

Property Overview

Located in the heart of Niihama City in Ehime Prefecture, this expansive 6-bedroom traditional Japanese home offers the ideal blend of space, charm, and practicality. Whether you're a growing family, multi-generational household, or a remote worker seeking flexible space, this property provides a warm and inviting environment with plenty of room to live, work, and relax.

Property Highlights

Size & Layout

• 6 large bedrooms perfect for family life, guests, or hobby rooms
• Thoughtfully designed interior offering versatile living arrangements
• Ideal for creating home offices, a studio, or a dual-family residence

Natural Light & Traditional Design

• Large windows allow abundant natural light to fill the home
• Tatami mat rooms and sliding shoji doors create a timeless Japanese ambiance
• A balance of traditional aesthetics and modern utility

Kitchen & Living Spaces
The kitchen and living areas have been designed with functionality in mind. Whether preparing daily meals or hosting friends and family, these communal spaces are built for comfort and ease.

Outdoor Features

• Includes a modest garden ideal for morning tea, vegetable planting, or adding your personal touch
• A peaceful outdoor retreat tucked into a welcoming neighborhood

Location & Lifestyle in Niihama

Niihama City is known for:

• Its rich industrial history and cultural traditions
• The vibrant Niihama Taiko Festival, one of Shikoku’s most famous events
• A mix of modern conveniences and serene, suburban living

Neighborhood Perks:

• Quiet residential area with a strong community feel
• Easy access to parks, schools, shops, and public transport
• Well-connected to the rest of Ehime Prefecture and nearby cities

Why This Akiya Stands Out

• 6-bedroom layout rarely available in urban areas
• Great potential for renovation or investment
• Located in a dynamic, culturally rich city
• Combines traditional Japanese charm with functional living

Please Note:
No interior photos were provided by the local akiya bank. We recommend contacting the bank directly for viewing arrangements or additional details.

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