A Historic Terrace House in Kyoto's Prime Kamogawa-Shijo Area
This unique property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Kyoto's architectural heritage in the highly desirable Kamogawa-Shijo neighborhood. The terrace house, built in 1936, spans 149.66 square meters across two floors with a distinctive 10DK layout that offers generous living spaces and multiple rooms for flexible usage. The property features a south-facing orientation, providing excellent natural light throughout the day, and includes space for compact car parking at no additional cost.
According to the agent's special notes, the property is currently vacant and prospective buyers are encouraged to schedule viewings at their preferred dates. The transfer will be made in its current condition, with the building age recorded as 1936 based on the house evaluation survey. This property represents one unit in a three-unit terrace house complex, with the building requiring some maintenance and care. Notably, the property spans two different zoning districts - Category 2 Medium and High-rise Exclusive Residential Zone and Neighborhood Commercial Zone - offering potential for various usage scenarios.
The location offers exceptional convenience, situated just a 3-minute walk from the Kamogawa River, a 4-minute walk to the Imperial Palace, and 5 minutes from Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine Hospital. The neighborhood combines residential tranquility with commercial accessibility, creating an ideal balance for urban living. The property's position in the Neighborhood Commercial Zone allows for potential commercial activities while maintaining residential character.
This property offers the chance to own a character-filled home in one of Kyoto's most sought-after locations, with the Imperial Palace grounds serving as both a historical landmark and expansive green space just minutes away. The combination of historical architecture, prime location, and flexible zoning creates a compelling investment opportunity for those seeking to establish roots in Japan's cultural capital.