Rural Property with Land and Outbuildings in Mima City, Tokushima
This property, listed as No. 157 in Mima City's Akiya Bank, presents a significant opportunity for those seeking a rural lifestyle or a renovation project in Tokushima Prefecture. The residence itself is a 6K layout house built in May 1963, with a total floor area of 132.91 square meters. It features a south-facing orientation with good sunlight. The property includes a dedicated bathroom with a boiler or wood-fired system, a Western-style toilet, a gas kitchen, a garden, and parking space for approximately two vehicles. Utilities include public water, town gas/propane, a septic tank for drainage, and a dedicated laundry area.
Critical agent notes, which must be reviewed carefully, include the following translated information: Special Notes/Remarks: The post office is a 4-minute drive (3km) away. Additional Remarks: The property comes with a warehouse, a barn, a rice field (1,631 sqm), and forested mountain land (7,830 sqm). Significant repairs are required. Please note that to receive information about this property, registration with the "Mima City Akiya Bank" is required.
The property is situated in a region defined by its natural beauty. Mima City, located in western Tokushima on Shikoku Island, enjoys a relatively warm Seto Inland Sea climate. The area is proud of its rich nature and numerous cultural assets, offering historic and scenic landscapes. The Yoshino River flows east-west through the heart of the city, with plains along its banks forming the main habitable areas. Approximately 80% of the total area is forested mountainous terrain, including the Awa-San Mountains to the north and Mount Tsurugi to the south, creating a region surrounded by clear water and lush greenery. An interesting local fact is that the city is part of the historic Iya Valley region, known for its traditional thatched-roof farmhouses ("Chiiori") and legendary vine bridges. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Oboke and Koboke gorges, famous for their dramatic rock formations and white-water rafting on the Yoshino River.
