A Traditional Japanese Home in Kihoku Town, Mie Prefecture

This property, listed as "No. 46 Miura no Ie" (Miura's House), is a classic Japanese wooden home built in January 1959, making it 67 years old. It offers a generous 4K layout, providing four rooms plus a kitchen/dining area, with a total building area of 73.21 square meters. The home sits on a spacious 241.00 square meter corner plot, offering privacy and potential for expansion or gardening.

The property's equipment and facilities include electricity, a septic tank (汲取), propane gas, and public water supply. A key feature is that this is an "Akiya Bank" registered property, meaning it is part of a local government initiative to match vacant houses with new owners or tenants, often offering support for renovation or relocation.

Special notes indicate that rental is also a possibility, providing flexibility for potential occupants. The home is situated in a quiet, south-facing residential neighborhood and includes parking space for two or more vehicles. Other notable points include a system kitchen, two toilets, a bath with re-heating function (追焚機能), making it suitable for multi-generational living (二世帯向), and a monitor-equipped intercom.

Located in the Miura area of Kihoku Town, Mie Prefecture, this home is a 13-minute walk from Minose Station on the JR Kisei Main Line. The region is part of the scenic Kumano area, known for its ancient pilgrimage routes and deep spiritual heritage. A major nearby landmark is the Kumano Kodo, a UNESCO World Heritage site comprising a network of sacred trails through the mountains of the Kii Peninsula, leading to the grand shrines of Kumano.