Century-Old Farmhouse with Land in Numata, Gunma
Nestled in the northern part of Gunma Prefecture, Numata City is a town rich in nature, surrounded by famous mountains. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Japanese heritage, featuring a traditional Kominka (old folk house) built over 100 years ago, set on approximately 1,162 tsubo (3,843.4㎡) of land. The estate includes three buildings, along with rice paddies and vegetable fields, embodying the ideal of self-sufficient countryside living.
The main house showcases the deep charm and nostalgic atmosphere unique to Japanese architecture, with its tasteful exterior and interior rooted in the local climate and lifestyle. The owner currently practices chemical-free, fertilizer-free rice cultivation in the adjacent paddy, grows vegetables and plantings in the fields, and keeps chickens for eggs. This setup allows the new owner to fully embrace a sustainable rural lifestyle. The property is well-suited for agricultural beginners, as all necessary work can be done on-site, water is readily available, and a home improvement store is conveniently located nearby. Access to the expressway interchange is also excellent.
Equipment/Features (Translated from Agent Notes): The property includes electricity, community water supply, a combined septic tank, and parking. The land is designated as residential and agricultural (宅地、田、畑). The site is flat and fronts a paved public road on the east side, approximately 2.6-3.6 meters wide. It is located in a Quasi-Industrial zone with a 60% building coverage and 200% floor area ratio. Relevant regulations include the Agricultural Land Law, Gunma Prefecture Landscape Ordinance, Erosion Control Law, and Article 22 area regulations.
Remarks/Special Notes (Translated from Agent Notes): A certain amount of farming tools and furniture will be taken by the current owner. Items remaining in the storehouse (kura) will be left. There is a usage fee for one utility pole. The red mark on the map indicates an approximate location and is not specific. Please note that drawings and data may differ from the actual condition, and the actual condition takes precedence. If the property is already under contract, information may not be updated; please confirm the latest details upon inquiry.
The surrounding area of Numata is a gateway to outdoor adventure, located near the base of the iconic Mt. Tanigawa, part of the famous 100 Famous Japanese Mountains. The region is renowned for its stunning autumn foliage, particularly at the historic Oigami Onsen. For a unique local experience, visit the Numata Castle Ruins Park, which offers panoramic views of the city and hosts a vibrant summer festival.
