Vintage 6DK House in Rural Tokushima with Expansive Land
Key facilities and equipment have been detailed. The bathroom and toilet are in separate rooms, and there are two toilet locations in total. The property is connected to electricity and tap water, utilizes a septic tank system for waste, and runs on propane gas. The home is situated in a quiet residential area and includes features such as a system kitchen, a monitor-equipped intercom, and a reheating function for the bath. It is noted as being suitable for multi-generational living and is on a corner plot. Parking is available for two or more vehicles.
According to the agent's remarks, the nearest JR Tokushima Line station, Eguchi Station, is approximately 3.1km away by car. Distances to local amenities are: City Hall about 2.7km, nursery school about 1.4km, elementary school about 1.3km, and junior high school about 3.3km. The property is a single-unit dwelling. The highlights emphasize its status as an Akiya Bank property, its flat terrain, pleasant rural views, and good sunlight.
The surrounding area of Miyoshi City is part of the scenic Iya Valley region, known for its deep gorges, traditional thatched-roof houses, and the famous vine bridges. An interesting fact is that the Iya Valley is often called "Japan's last hidden region," having served as a remote refuge for defeated Heike clan warriors in the 12th century. The closest major tourist attraction is the breathtaking Oboke and Koboke gorges, where visitors can enjoy thrilling boat rides on the emerald-green Yoshino River.
