A Spacious Family Home in Makinohara, Shizuoka
This substantial property in Makinohara City, Shizuoka Prefecture, offers a rare combination of generous land and a well-sized family home. Built in April 1975, the wooden structure spans 118.42 square meters (approximately 35.82 tsubo) and features a 6DK layout, providing ample space for family living. The property sits on a large plot of 475.64 square meters (approximately 143.88 tsubo), offering significant outdoor potential.
Essential property details translated from the agent's notes include the following facilities and conditions. The property uses propane gas. The road access details specify a single-sided road to the south, which is a public road 5 meters wide with a frontage of 45 meters. Special notes confirm the availability of parking for three vehicles at no extra cost. Important remarks indicate that renovations were carried out in 2008 (Heisei 20). Furthermore, it is noted that any future rebuilding of the structure may be subject to regulations under the cliff ordinance.
The property is situated in the Shinjo area of Makinohara City, a region renowned for its expansive tea fields. Makinohara is one of Japan's largest tea-producing areas, and the landscape is dominated by meticulously maintained green tea plantations. The area offers a peaceful, semi-rural lifestyle while remaining within reasonable reach of major urban centers. A significant nearby landmark is the iconic Miho no Matsubara, a scenic pine grove along the coast with a UNESCO World Heritage backdrop of Mount Fuji, located within a short driving distance.
