A Spacious Home in the Quiet Neighborhood of Nishi-Minowa, Ina City

This property presents a unique opportunity to own a substantial piece of land with a classic Japanese home in the tranquil residential area of Nishi-Minowa, Ina City. Built in November 1959 with an extension added in 1972, the house offers a functional 3SDK layout. The interior includes three Western-style rooms of 8, 6, and 6 tatami mats respectively, a 7.5-mat Dining-Kitchen, a 5-mat storage room, and a service room, providing ample space for living and storage.

The property is equipped with propane gas, city water, and sewer systems. Hot water is supplied by a boiler-style system with a reheat function. The home features separate bath and toilet facilities, telephone lines, lighting fixtures, and a garden. A key feature is the availability of free parking for two vehicles.

The land itself is a significant 414.54 square meters (approximately 125.39 tsubo) with a gentle slope. It fronts a 3-meter wide public road to the northeast, with a road frontage of 15.5 meters. A special note is the requirement for a 7.70-square-meter setback. The property is part of the Nishi-Minowa Furusato Keikan (Hometown Landscape) residents' agreement, highlighting a community commitment to preserving the local scenery.

Located in Nagano Prefecture, the Ina Valley region is known for its stunning natural beauty, nestled between the Central and Southern Alps. A notable landmark is the historic Takato Castle Ruins Park, famous for its breathtaking views and some of the most beautiful cherry blossoms in Japan, attracting many visitors each spring.