Spacious Detached House in a Tranquil Mountain-Foot Hamlet

The home is well-equipped with modern and traditional features. Facilities include an IH cooking heater, a system kitchen, a separate bath and toilet, a bidet toilet seat, and a bathroom with a window. Utilities are electricity, water supply, sewerage, and propane gas. The interior boasts a large living-dining-kitchen (LDK) of over 15 tatami mats, a Japanese-style room, an engawa (veranda), ample storage space including a walk-in closet, a private garden, a sunroom, and partial flooring.

Key features and special notes have been translated from the agent's listing. The property is characterized by its location in an area with relatively light traffic, adjacent buildings are more than 2 meters away, and it offers views of the mountains. A critical note is that the property is located within a sediment disaster warning zone (steep slope area), which prospective buyers must carefully consider. Additional appealing points include a large garage with space for two or more cars, a south-facing orientation, and suitability for multi-generational living.

The area around Yazu Town is part of the scenic San'in region, known for its natural beauty and slower pace of life. An interesting local fact is that Tottori Prefecture is Japan's least populous prefecture, offering vast, uncrowded landscapes. The closest major tourist attraction is the iconic Tottori Sand Dunes, a vast coastal dune system and a must-see natural wonder approximately a 40-minute drive away, offering activities like sandboarding and camel rides.