Traditional Wooden Home in Inuyama with Historic Charm

This property is a traditional Japanese wooden house located in the Inuyama area of Aichi Prefecture. The building was constructed in January 1955, giving it a history of over 70 years. It is currently vacant and available for purchase. The property features a total floor area of 47.14 square meters spread over two stories, situated on a land plot of 89.25 square meters. The structure is wood-framed, characteristic of post-war residential architecture in Japan.

According to the agent's notes, the property is equipped with public water supply and a public sewerage system. The land is zoned as a Category II Medium/High-Rise Exclusive Residential District, with a building coverage ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%. The current status is vacant, and handover conditions are negotiable. A notable point is that the property has no direct road frontage (接道なし).

Inuyama City, situated at the northernmost tip of Aichi Prefecture, is a region rich in nature and history. The western part of the city forms part of the Nobi Plain and is used for urban areas, farmland, and industrial zones. The area along the Kiso River to the north is designated as a place of scenic beauty and is famous for its 1,300-year tradition of cormorant fishing (鵜飼). The eastern hills are covered with lush satoyama (countryside) landscapes and are home to natural monuments like the Hitotsubatago habitat and the man-made Iruka Pond. A major landmark nearby is the historic and iconic Inuyama Castle, one of Japan's few original castles designated as a national treasure, located approximately 1.5 kilometers from the property.