Spacious 12SDK Traditional-Style House on Expansive Land in Fukuyama, Hiroshima
This substantial property in Fukuyama's Kannabe district presents a rare opportunity to own a large-scale traditional-style house on nearly 2,000 square meters of land. The 12SDK layout, spread across a 310.47 square meter building, offers immense flexibility for large families, multi-generational living, or creative uses such as a workshop or guesthouse. Built 58 years ago, the residence retains a classic Japanese architectural feel.
The property features a system kitchen and a bath with a reheating function for added convenience. It is situated in a low-rise residential area with a favorable south-facing orientation, ensuring ample natural light. Practical amenities include on-site parking and proximity to daily necessities, with an elementary school and supermarket within an 800-meter radius. The location offers good access to public transport, being a 20-minute walk from the Ibaraki Railway's Goryo Station.
Fukuyama City actively supports new residents and renovation projects through its migration support system. This includes a Vacant House Renovation Subsidy, which covers up to half of eligible expenses for those purchasing, renting, or inheriting an akiya for renovation. Subsidy limits are 500,000 yen for newlywed/child-rearing households and 300,000 yen for those who have moved to the city within the last three years, with an additional 100,000 yen for those living with or near parents. The city also offers a Student Scholarship Loan Repayment Subsidy for university students commuting outside the city (up to 500,000 yen per year) and provides migration consultation services, including video answers to frequently asked questions.
The area around Fukuyama is rich in history and culture. A major nearby landmark is the impressive Fukuyama Castle, a reconstructed hilltop castle featuring a museum and beautiful gardens, offering panoramic views of the city. Fukuyama is also a key industrial and cultural center in Hiroshima Prefecture, known for its rose festival and as a gateway to the scenic Seto Inland Sea.
