A Spacious Family Home in Kurashiki's Historic Port District

This substantial property in Kurashiki's Tamashima district offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Japan's architectural history. Built in December 1977, this wooden two-story house spans 93.56㎡ across two floors, situated on a generous 169.52㎡ plot of land. The 5DK layout provides versatile living spaces suitable for family life, with five rooms plus a dining-kitchen area that allows for flexible room arrangement.

The property comes with several key features translated from the agent's notes: The equipment includes a water supply system and separate bath and toilet facilities. Special notes detail the road access situation: the property benefits from two-sided road frontage (excluding corner lots), with a 4-meter wide public road to the northwest and another 4-meter wide public road to the southwest. Additional amenities include free parking at no extra cost.

Located in the historic port area of Tamashima, this property sits within Kurashiki's charming landscape of traditional warehouses and canals. The area was once a vital hub for rice shipping during the Edo period, and many preserved buildings reflect this prosperous heritage. The closest major landmark is the iconic Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, approximately 15 kilometers away, known for its beautifully preserved Edo-period merchant houses and willow-lined canals that attract visitors from around the world.