Spacious 5DK Traditional House with Garden in Tsuyama, Okayama
This charming two-story wooden house, built in 1971, offers a generous 125.38 sqm (approximately 37.92 tsubo) of living space in the quiet Nishiyoshida area of Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture. The property features a classic 5DK layout, providing five rooms plus a dining-kitchen area, ideal for families or those desiring ample room. The house has been partially renovated, including the toilet and bath area, and comes equipped with modern conveniences such as fiber-optic internet, two air conditioning units, an IH cooking heater, a shower, and a washlet toilet with warm-water bidet function. Notably, the bath and toilet are in separate rooms. Additional facilities include a washbasin, a traditional Japanese engawa (veranda), and a garden.
Key features translated from the agent's notes include excellent sunlight, no building directly in front, and adjacent buildings situated more than 2 meters away, ensuring good light and privacy. The property's access road from the national highway has a minimum width of approximately 2.1 meters. Prospective tenants should note that this property was previously used as a day service facility, so the floor plan and layout require careful confirmation. Many necessary items can be used as-is, and the use of a storage shed is permitted. The landlord is open to tenants undertaking DIY projects on the house and hopes for someone capable of managing the garden trees. Move-out cleaning fees and key handover are subject to consultation, and rental guarantee membership is required.
The property is located within a 16-minute walk from Mimasaka-Ōsaki Station on the JR Kishin Line, providing regional rail access. Tsuyama is a historic castle town in northern Okayama, known for its well-preserved samurai district, Tsuyama Castle ruins in Kakuzan Park, which are famous for their stunning cherry blossoms in spring. The area offers a blend of traditional culture and natural beauty, situated within reach of the scenic Chugoku Mountains.
