Spacious 10LDK Traditional Home with Attached Farmland in Hirogawa, Wakayama

This substantial property offers a rare opportunity for a self-sufficient lifestyle in the scenic town of Hirogawa, Wakayama Prefecture. The house itself is a large wooden structure built in January 1981, featuring a generous total floor area of 208.67 square meters spread over two stories. The layout is exceptionally spacious, configured as a 10LDK, providing ample room for a large family or versatile living and working spaces.

The property is equipped with public water supply, town gas, and a propane system. Wastewater is managed via a private purification tank. Parking is available on-site. The land is registered as residential land, and the current status is vacant. The handover timing is open for consultation. A key feature of this listing is the attached farmland, approximately 373 square meters adjacent to the residential plot. Please note that acquiring farmland requires permission from the Agricultural Committee.

Hirogawa Town is nestled between the sea, mountains, and rivers, offering a rich natural environment. The area is famous for its shallow, sandy Nishihiro Beach, which becomes a bustling hub in the summer. The local economy thrives on agriculture and forestry, with a focus on citrus cultivation like Satsuma mandarins, benefiting from the warm Kuroshio Current. The town holds significant historical value for its connection to the "Inamura-no-Hi" (Fire of Rice Sheaves) tale, a story of tsunami warning and disaster prevention. This legacy is preserved at the "Inamura-no-Hi no Yakata" museum and the nationally designated historic site, "Hiro Village Levee." The annual Inamura-no-Hi Festival in October draws many visitors. In 2018, the town's collection of disaster prevention heritage, "'Hyakusei no Ando' - Living Memories of Tsunami and Reconstruction in Hirogawa," was designated as a Japan Heritage site.