In the historic city of Kashima, Saga Prefecture, stands a remarkable traditional Japanese home that's rich in history and character. Built in 1887 during the Meiji era, this spacious two-story wooden house offers an impressive 183.15 square meters of living space, featuring a generous 7DK layout that provides ample room for family living or potential renovation projects.
Located just a 6-minute walk from Hizen-Kashima Station on the Nagasaki Main Line, this property sits on a substantial 247.93 square meter plot in a primarily residential area. The property's traditional architectural elements reflect its Meiji-period origins, while its convenient location offers easy access to local amenities and transportation links.
Priced at 4 million yen, this property represents an opportunity to own a piece of Japanese architectural history. The house maintains its original wooden construction and benefits from level ground, making it suitable for various uses. Potential buyers should note that there are future road widening plans that may affect the property, though implementation dates are yet to be determined.
