A Spacious Family Home in the Prestigious Kamakura Hills
This substantial property, located in the highly desirable Kamakurayama 1-chome area of Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, offers a rare opportunity to own a large, renovated home on a generous plot of land. The residence, built in July 1970, features a 6SLDK layout, providing six rooms plus a living, dining, and kitchen area, with an additional service room (storage room). It's important to note that furniture and furnishings are not included in the sale price.
The property's land area is a significant 495.86 square meters (approximately 149.99 tsubo), with a total building floor area of 237.93 square meters. The house is a two-story wooden structure that underwent a comprehensive renovation in December 2008. This renovation included correcting the first-floor floor level, reinforcing the structural framework, repairing deteriorated exterior finishes, and replacing interior fixtures and equipment. The property is situated on a south-facing road with a width of 6.5 meters, which is a public road. A parking space is available.
Critical agent notes provide essential details: The land is subject to specific conditions. Land development and new building construction are not permitted under the current permit conditions, which were granted under Development Review Committee Proposal Standard 18 (for existing residential land). The property is also located within a Scenic District (風致地区), which imposes regulations to preserve the natural landscape and greenery. The road access situation is detailed as a single-sided road to the south, 6.5 meters wide, which is a public road.
Kamakura is a city steeped in history, famously the seat of Japan's first shogunate. The area is renowned for its numerous temples, shrines, and scenic coastal views. A major landmark just a short distance away is the iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura (Kotoku-in), a monumental outdoor bronze statue of Amida Buddha that has stood for over 700 years. The property offers a serene hillside living experience while remaining within reach of Kamakura Station and the cultural heart of this historic city.
