A Coastal Retreat in Shima City, Mie Prefecture

This charming property in Shima City offers a unique opportunity for a coastal lifestyle or investment. Located in the Agocho Shimmei area of Mie Prefecture, this single-story wooden house was built in January 1979 and features a 2DK layout spread across 52.17 square meters. The property sits on a generous 393.03 square meter plot of land, providing ample outdoor space.

The property comes equipped with propane gas, mains water supply, side ditches, air conditioning, electricity, and a garden. A special note reveals the property's excellent location: it's just an 8-minute walk from Kashikojima Station on the Kintetsu Yamada Toba Shima Line and merely a 1-minute walk to the sea. The agent suggests this property would be ideal for a minpaku (private lodging) business or as a rental property.

The area offers three parking spaces and features a gently sloping terrain within an area not subject to urban planning regulations. The property has no specific land use designation and maintains a building-to-land ratio of 20% with a floor area ratio of 60%.

Shima City is part of the stunning Shima Peninsula, known for its intricate coastline and pearl cultivation. The region is famous for the Ise-Shima National Park, which includes the sacred Ise Jingu, one of Japan's most important Shinto shrines located approximately 30 kilometers north of the property. The area's coastal beauty and cultural significance make it a remarkable location for both living and tourism-related ventures.