A Spacious and Traditional Japanese Home in Kyoto's Higashiyama Ward
This charming second-hand detached house, located in the historic Higashiyama ward of Kyoto, offers a unique blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern convenience. The property is a 7DK layout with a substantial total floor area of approximately 135.84 square meters (over 40 tsubo), providing ample space for a comfortable lifestyle. Built in December 1996, the home features a distinctive Japanese-style entrance with impressive beams and woven fittings, setting a serene tone from the moment you arrive.
Key equipment and features include a spacious, user-friendly kitchen with abundant storage, a bright bathroom with a window for easy ventilation, and an independent washbasin for added convenience. The home is equipped with a system kitchen, gas stove (capable of delicious cooking with proper gas heating), and amenities such as a walk-in closet, storage in all rooms, a TV monitor intercom, and underfloor heating. It utilizes environmentally friendly and cost-effective city gas. The property is south-facing and includes a parking space. Notably, the home boasts a traditional Japanese tea room where one can enjoy authentic tea ceremonies while overlooking the tranquil garden. The garden itself, visible through paper sliding doors (shoji), is a highlight, allowing residents to feel the changing seasons from indoors.
The property is currently vacant and ready for immediate viewing and occupancy. The agent offers flexible appointment times, including before work or late after work hours, to accommodate schedules. They also provide consultation on renovation options and home loans.
The location is highly convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Shichijo Station on the Keihan Main Line, offering excellent access to central Kyoto. A convenience store is located within a 150-meter (2-minute walk) radius. The area is rich in history and culture, being part of Kyoto's famous Higashiyama district. A major nearby landmark is the iconic Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its wooden stage overlooking the city, located just a short distance away and offering a profound connection to Japan's cultural heritage.
