A Characterful Home in Tamano, Okayama
Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood in Tamano City, this property presents a unique opportunity to own a home filled with character and potential. Built in June 1966, this single-story wooden house offers a generous land size of 99.17 sqm (approximately 29.99 tsubo) and a building area of 57.64 sqm (approximately 17.43 tsubo). The property is designed with a 4K layout, providing four rooms that can be flexibly adapted as bedrooms, a study, or storage space to suit various lifestyles. The interconnected rooms create a pleasant flow and a sense of spaciousness, enhancing the home's practicality.
The property is equipped with propane gas, a public water supply, a sewer system, and electricity. The bathroom and toilet are separately located, and the home features a toilet with a warm-water washlet function. It also includes a garden, perfect for enjoying the outdoors. Special notes highlight the property's excellent sunlight and its location in a quiet residential area. Parking is available free of charge. A key remark details that the property fronts a 2-item road (requiring a one-sided setback) and is subject to the Landscape Act and the Regulation Act on Land Readjustment and Specific Embankments.
The agent's recommendation points elaborate on the home's appealing features. The living rooms are noted for having many windows, allowing an abundance of natural light to pour in during the day. The ventilation is also excellent, enabling comfortable living while feeling the changing seasons. The interior decor is described as having a tasteful, calm atmosphere that, while showing its age, exudes a warm and well-cared-for feeling throughout the home. A significant practical advantage is the property's proximity to National Route 430, ensuring smooth travel by car. Access to the Uno area is particularly good, making commuting and shopping convenient.
The surrounding area of Tamano City in Okayama Prefecture is known for its beautiful coastal scenery and maritime history. An interesting local fact is that Tamano is home to the Setouchi Triennale, a renowned contemporary art festival held every three years across the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, attracting art enthusiasts from around the world. The closest major landmark is the iconic Seto Ohashi Bridge, one of the world's longest two-tiered bridge systems, which connects Okayama Prefecture to Kagawa Prefecture and offers stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea.
