Property Overview

Immerse yourself in the cultural charm of Imari with this 6-bedroom, 1-bathroom traditional Japanese home nestled in a peaceful residential area of Saga Prefecture. This property offers the ideal canvas for large families, creative renovators, or anyone seeking a unique and tranquil lifestyle surrounded by craftsmanship, nature, and history.

Location: Rich in Tradition, Close to Modern Comforts

Imari City is renowned for:

• Its world-famous porcelain and pottery (Imari-yaki and Arita-yaki)
• A strong sense of cultural pride and craftsmanship
• Local markets, artisan studios, and community events
• Access to lush parks, hiking trails, and scenic countryside

The property is located near:

• Schools and public services
• Hospitals and shopping centers
• Transportation options that connect to other areas in Saga and Kyushu

Interior Features: Traditional Elegance Meets Spacious Design

• Six large tatami rooms that can be used as bedrooms, offices, or guest suites
• Classic Japanese architecture featuring wood beams, sliding doors, and shoji screens
• Generous common areas filled with natural light, ideal for family life or entertaining
• A functional kitchen and bathroom, ready for updates to match your lifestyle
• Great bones for those looking to renovate while preserving historic charm

Outdoor Appeal: Serenity and Space

• Set on a quiet street with greenery all around
• Yard space available for a garden, deck, or relaxing outdoor retreat
• Ideal for enjoying Imari’s slow-paced, nature-rich environment

Why This Home Stands Out

• Rare 6-bedroom traditional layout in a culturally vibrant location
• Authentic design features that celebrate Japanese heritage
• Excellent opportunity for renovation or long-term living
• Ideal for families, creatives, or anyone drawn to traditional rural Japan

Important Note
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We’re here to help you discover the magic of old homes and a slower, more connected life in Japan.