Traditional Japanese Farmhouse with Kamado and Goemonburo in Taka, Hyogo
This property is a unique 72-year-old traditional Japanese farmhouse (kominka) located in the lush green countryside of Taka Town, Hyogo Prefecture. The house is situated in a serene rural landscape and offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Japanese architectural heritage. The property features a classic kamado (wood-fired stove) and a traditional goemonburo (iron bathtub heated from below), preserving the authentic character of the past.
The house is a 2-story wooden structure with a total floor area of 142.14 square meters on a generous 449.28 square meter plot of land. The layout is a 6DK configuration, consisting of six Japanese-style rooms (tatami rooms) spread across two floors, with the largest rooms being 6-jo (approximately 9.9 square meters). A significant 32-jo (approximately 52.8 square meters) storage warehouse is also included. The property faces south, providing warmth in winter and making it easy to dry laundry. It is equipped with propane gas, which offers strong火力 for quick bath heating and cooking, and is advantageous for faster recovery in disaster situations. The property also has a well. Parking is available for two or more vehicles at no extra cost, accommodating both family and guests.
According to agent notes, the property is an empty house (akiya) and is ideal for those seeking a home that does not rely on electricity and is strong during disasters. It is also recommended for those interested in renovation or DIY projects. Special notes include: removal costs for remaining items (seller's burden), non-indicated boundary lines, and exemption of the seller's liability for non-conformities in the contract.
