Traditional Japanese House in Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture | Approximately 4,000 m² of Land and Appealing Mountain Views

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We introduce a traditional two-story Japanese house in Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture, approximately 100 years old. With its natural surroundings and extensive land, this property is suitable for rural living or life in a traditional Japanese house.
Nantan City is a nature-rich area located approximately 45 minutes by train from Kyoto City. It is known for its well-preserved thatched-roof houses and has a history of rice cultivation, which has also been used in the production of foods such as miso and sake.
Built in the late 1920s, this traditional house has 12 rooms. In addition to a spacious kitchen with ample storage, a traditional Japanese cooking hearth also remains.
The bathroom is fully tiled and has a stainless-steel bathtub. You can enjoy the character of traditional architecture while using the facilities needed for everyday life.
The land area is approximately 4,000 m². Mountain views can be seen from the property, which also has a garden and an outdoor sink. Parking space is available.
The property is located in Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture. The asking price is 9.8 million yen, and it is presented as an indicative price of 62,000 US dollars.
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Those looking for a traditional Japanese house or a home suitable for relocating to the countryside are encouraged to consider the natural environment of Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture, this approximately 100-year-old traditional house, and its extensive land of approximately 4,000 m². Related information is provided in the Cheap Houses Japan newsletter.