A Former Cram School with Land in Gojo City, Nara
This unique property, listed on the Gojo City Akiya Information Bank, is a former cram school building located in Gojo City, Nara Prefecture. The wooden structure, built in 1976 (Showa 51), offers a total floor area of 65.42 square meters and sits on a generous plot of land measuring 245.31 square meters, which includes attached farmland. The layout is a simple 1R (one room), featuring a hall, a basic kitchenette, and a toilet.
Critical equipment details have been translated from the agent's notes. The property has electricity connection available and uses propane gas. The water supply is from the public waterworks. Notably, the property does not have a bath. The toilet is a traditional Japanese-style, non-flush, pit toilet (chozubeki). Parking is available for one vehicle.
Special notes from the listing are essential for potential buyers. The property shows general signs of use throughout and requires repairs. Crucially, viewing and inquiries for this property require prior registration with the "Gojo City Akiya Information Bank." As the registration process is handled through the Gojo City Hall, it may take approximately one month to complete. A multi-view feature is available for online viewing of the property.
The area of Gojo City in southern Nara Prefecture offers a blend of rural tranquility and historical significance. An interesting fact about the region is its connection to the ancient Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes, which traverse the nearby Yoshino Mountains. The closest major landmark is the historic Yoshino Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its thousands of cherry trees and sacred Shinto shrines, located within a reasonable drive from the property.
