A Renovated Home Where Interior Design Shines in Kyoto's Takagamine
This fully renovated property in Kyoto's Takagamine area offers a simple, natural interior designed to complement any style, from retro and modern to Japanese. The south-facing balcony features large glass windows that flood the living space with abundant natural light, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Attention to detail is evident throughout, with design elements including glass doors, a top light (skylight), and a skeleton staircase, all contributing to a bright and airy feel.
The layout is a compact 1LDK plus an earthen floor space (土間スペース), making it ideal for a couple or as a second home. The south-facing entrance and balcony ensure the living area is bathed in light. The home is equipped for comfortable living with ample storage and a spacious kitchen. The renovation, completed in June 2023, was comprehensive and included exterior wall painting, complete interior renewal, full replacement of all wet areas (kitchen, bath, washbasin, toilet), replacement of water supply and drainage pipes, gas pipes, and water heater (with re-heating function), window sash replacement, and the installation of a skylight.
Important notes from the agent: The furnishings and movable property shown in the photographs are not included in the sale price. The seller's liability for non-conformities is exempt. As the property is currently occupied, viewings require contact at least three days in advance of the desired date. This transaction is conducted on an "as-is" basis.
The Takagamine area in Kyoto's north is a culturally rich district historically known for the artist village established by Hon'ami Kōetsu, which nurtured many talented artists. It's a place of natural beauty, famous for autumn foliage, and retains historic scenery like the remains of the Odoi earthen embankment built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The area, with an elevation of about 160 meters (similar to Kyoto Tower), offers splendid views and is now also a resort destination hosting renowned hotels like Aman Kyoto. As a famous production area for Kyoto's traditional vegetables, the neighborhood is dotted with restaurants and bakeries offering local gourmet experiences.
