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¥500,000

Nakanosuminami, Shunan City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

山口県周南市中須南

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Historic Kominka with Detached Annex in Shunan City, Yamaguchi

This unique property offers a rare opportunity to own a traditional Japanese kominka (old folk house) with a separate annex, set amidst agricultural land in the scenic countryside of Shunan City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The main house has a total floor area of 110.51 square meters with a 4DK layout, while the detached annex provides an additional 32.03 square meters comprising four rooms. This setup is ideal for those seeking a multi-generational living arrangement, a home business, or a creative retreat.

Critical agent notes reveal important details: the main house was built in 1950 (Showa 25), and the detached annex dates back to the Keio era (1865-1868), highlighting its significant historical value. The property requires major renovation, as there are issues with floor sinking and other wear. It includes a warehouse and a garage. The land includes rice paddies and fields, with the possibility of attached forest land, making it a perfect base for someone looking to embrace an agricultural lifestyle or start a small business in the countryside. The bath can be heated with firewood, adding to the rustic charm.

Shunan City is located in southeastern Yamaguchi, bordered by the Chugoku Mountains to the north and the Seto Inland Sea to the south. Notably, the city is home to the only spot on Japan's main island of Honshu where the endangered Hooded Crane (Nabezuru) migrates, a testament to its rich natural environment. The area is perfect for those seeking a life surrounded by nature. A major regional landmark is the iconic Kintai Bridge in nearby Iwakuni, a stunning historical wooden arch bridge and a designated National Treasure.

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Summary

Bedrooms: 4
Parking: 1
Year built: 1950
Land size: 552 / 5,942sqft
House size: 111 / 1,190sqft

Short-Term Rental (Minpaku)

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Fukuoka Airport — 146 km away

Nearby Konbini

Seven Eleven Seven Eleven — 53 min walk

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Flood Risk Low Risk
Landslide Risk Moderate
Tsunami Risk Low Risk
Earthquake Hazard Moderate

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