Charming Two-Story House in Miyoshi City, Tokushima
Key facilities and equipment include separate bath and toilet rooms, electricity, tap water, a septic tank, and propane gas. The property's special notes indicate it is approximately 900 meters from the station, 750 meters from the city hall, 1.0 km from a nursery, 650 meters from an elementary school, and 800 meters from a junior high school. The total number of units in the building is one. Notable features are its status as an Akiya Bank registered property, proximity to the city center and supermarkets, and its two-story construction.
The area around Miyoshi City is part of the scenic Iya Valley region, known for its deep gorges, traditional vine bridges, and stunning rural landscapes. An interesting local fact is that the Iya Valley is often called "Japan's Last Hidden Region" due to its historical isolation. The closest major tourist attraction is the breathtaking Oboke and Koboke Gorges, famous for their dramatic rock formations and white-water rafting on the Yoshino River.
