Single-story Japanese house with irori on hilltop in Mimasaka
$3,200¥500,000
Listed 1 years ago in Mimasaka, Okayama
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- Price
- ¥500,000
- Land
- 949.81 m² · 10,224 ft²
- Structure
- Wooden
- Floors
- 1
- Access
- 6.7 km to station
- Location
- Mimasaka, Okayama
- Address
- 岡山県美作市粟野3-2Mimasaka, Okayama, Japan · exact spot on the original listing
Features
ParkingSewer connectedIncludes forest landFlush toiletHilltop
Description
A slow-life home with an irori (sunken hearth) that calms the heart.
A single-story house with a traditional Japanese atmosphere, built in the late Showa era. Overall age-related deterioration is visible, so renovation is required before living in it.
An irori has been installed in the Japanese-style room right next to the entrance, creating a richly atmospheric Japanese feel.
The toilet is a flush type, connected to the public sewer system.
There is a dirt-floor (doma) storage space, convenient for storing luggage and keeping vegetables.
Parking for one car is available in front of the main house. If the north side of the property is prepared, additional space can be created for use as a parking area or a vegetable garden.
The house is set a comfortable distance from neighboring homes, in a peaceful location with views to the southeast over the Yoshino River and the countryside scenery.
The Tottori Expressway (Ohara IC) is about 10 minutes away by car, so transport access is good.
Land area: 949.81 m²
Translated from Japanese · show original
心が落ち着く、囲炉裏のあるスローライフ
昭和後期に建てられた、和の風情漂う平屋建て。
全体的に経年劣化が見られるため居住にはリフォームを要します。
玄関すぐ横の和室に囲炉裏を設置、風情豊かな和の趣きを醸し出します。
トイレは下水道引き込み済みの水洗式です。
荷物の収納や野菜置き場等に便利な土間収納があります。
母屋の前に車１台分を駐車可能、敷地北側を整備すれば駐車場や菜園用地として利用可能なスペースを設けられます。
隣家と程よく離れ、南東側に吉野川と田舎風景を見渡せる穏やかな立地。
鳥取自動車道（大原ＩＣ）まで車で１０分ほどと近く、交通アクセスも良好です。
Location
Mimasaka, Okayama, Japan · town centre shown, exact spot on the original listing
Listed on
Inaka Gurashi
Contact the seller or municipality through the original listing.
inaka-gurashi.co.jp/bukken/tatemono/hokuto/05781.html
Buying from abroad? Foreigners can buy property in Japan with no residency requirement. Budget roughly 7–10% on top of the price for taxes, registration and agent fees.
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