Charming 1950s Rental House in Mizunami, Gifu
This property is a standalone rental house located in Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture. The house was built in January 1956, making it a 70-year-old structure with classic Japanese post-war character. It is a single-story wooden building with a total floor area of 87.2 square meters (approximately 26.37 tsubo). The layout is a 3K configuration, offering three rooms plus a kitchen.
According to the agent's notes, the property features several desirable points. The bathroom and toilet are separate, and the bath has a reheating function. The flooring is primarily hardwood, and the unit comes equipped with air conditioning. It is a south-facing property, which ensures good natural light. While parking is available, the agent notes it is 'nearby included'. There is also a designated space for a washing machine. Pets are negotiable. A special note from the agent states: 'Handover: Negotiable. Total rental units: 1 unit.' This indicates the property is a single-unit dwelling and the move-in date is flexible upon consultation.
The monthly rent is set at 60,000 yen, with a security deposit of 120,000 yen. Key money (reikin) and management fees are not applicable or are negotiable. The property is currently vacant and ready for occupancy.
The house is situated in the Toki-cho district of Mizunami, a short 4-minute drive from JR Chuo Main Line's Mizunami Station. This provides convenient access to the regional rail network. The area is known for its ceramics history, being part of the larger Toki region famous for Mino ware, a traditional Japanese pottery with over 1,300 years of history. A major nearby landmark is the scenic Kisogawa River, which offers beautiful riverside parks and walking trails, perfect for outdoor recreation.
