Traditional Farmhouse with Agricultural Land in Kawanehon Town, Shizuoka

This is a detached house located in the Kubo district of Kawanehon Town, Haibara District, Shizuoka Prefecture. The property offers a panoramic view of tea plantations and mountain forests right in front of the house. Being away from major roads, there is no need to worry about the noise of passing cars. This property is recommended for those who want to engage in agriculture in a quiet environment.

The property includes a two-story main house built in 1972 (Showa 47) with a total floor area of 161.82 square meters (123.44 sqm on the first floor and 38.38 sqm on the second floor). The layout consists of seven rooms. Features include a horigotatsu (sunken kotatsu) and a tatami engawa (veranda). Additionally, there is a storage shed built in 1965 (Showa 40) with an area of 26.48 square meters. The property also includes a water flushing toilet (both Western and Japanese style). The land area for the residential site is 392.9 square meters, and the property comes with 1,742 square meters of agricultural land (fields). Parking is available.

Utility equipment includes propane gas, an individual septic tank, and the water supply is managed by the Kubo district water system. There is no water heater installed, so one needs to be set up. Renovation history includes bathroom and toilet renovations (September 20, 1998), flooring and ceiling repairs (September 30, 2015), and a hole next to the kitchen was repaired. Some rooms lack tatami mats. The property is located in a sediment disaster warning zone (landslides and steep slope collapse).

Important purchase conditions: This vacant house comes with 1,742 sqm of agricultural land. The condition of purchase is that the buyer must reside in the area and properly manage the agricultural land. Viewings by those planning a dual-lifestyle or those unable to manage the farmland are not permitted. Regarding the farmland, an application and permission for ownership transfer from the Agricultural Committee are required. Understanding and cooperation with the local community's daily interactions and volunteer activities are necessary. Those who can live harmoniously with the local residents are welcome.