Spacious and Stylish Two-Generation Home in Oyama's Mamada District
This property, listed as number 24-3 on the Oyama Akiya Bank, is a spacious detached house located in a quiet residential area just off National Route 4. With a total floor area of 169.36 square meters (127.96㎡ on the first floor and 41.40㎡ on the second) spread across a generous 343.17 square meter plot, this 7DK layout offers ample room for multi-generational living. The interior is noted for its stylish features, including rooms with glass doors and a Japanese-style room (washitsu) with a built-in tea shelf. A charming terrace provides a relaxing space to enjoy views of the garden, and a tall, large storage shed is another attractive feature of the property.
According to the agent's notes, the house is a wooden structure with a tiled roof, built in 1965 (Showa 40). It is important to note that this building was constructed under the old earthquake resistance standards. Utilities include propane gas, city water, and a sewer system. The bathroom heating is oil-fired or other (requires gas or propane installation). The property is equipped with a kitchen and a Western-style flush toilet. Parking is available for one car.
The Mamada district offers a peaceful living environment with convenient local amenities. An interesting historical fact about Oyama is that it was a major post town (shukuba) on the important Nikko Kaido highway during the Edo period, facilitating travel to the sacred Nikko Toshogu Shrine. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Nikko Toshogu itself, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its incredibly ornate architecture and deep historical significance, located within a reasonable drive from the property.
