Property Overview

Discover a rare opportunity to own a spacious 86-year-old traditional home in the residential heart of Ikuno-ku, Osaka City. Built in January 1938, this charming property offers a peaceful escape from the hustle of urban life while still being just minutes from parks, schools, shops, and public transit.

Ideal for families or those looking for extra space, the home features a roomy layout and is nestled in a community known for its cultural richness and accessibility. Its quiet location provides a welcoming atmosphere for raising children or enjoying a slower pace of life, while convenient proximity to central Osaka ensures you’re always well-connected.

With a bit of renovation and your personal touch, this well-located akiya could become your dream home in one of Osaka’s most diverse and historic neighborhoods.

Location & Access:

• 15-minute walk to JR Kansai Main Line "Tobuichiba-mae" Station
• 16-minute walk to Subway Sennichimae Line "Minami-Tatsumi" Station
• Address: Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Ikuno Ward, Tajima 5-16-31

Built: January 1938 (86 years and 7 months old)

About Ikuno-ku, Osaka City:
Ikuno-ku is a culturally rich and vibrant ward of Osaka, known for its blend of Japanese and Korean heritage. In the Tsuruhashi area, just nearby, you’ll find bustling markets, traditional eateries, and street food stalls that showcase the local flavor. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community and easy access to city hotspots like Osaka Castle and the Namba district. This diverse and welcoming neighborhood is ideal for anyone looking to experience the authentic soul of Osaka while living in a peaceful, well-connected part of the city.