Former Letterpress Print Shop in Otaki Town, Chiba
This unique rental property, known as Otaki Town No. 135 Rental (Kubo), is a former letterpress printing shop located in a corner of the shopping district in Otaki Town, Chiba Prefecture. The spacious 206.6 square meter wooden structure spans two stories and features a 5DK layout, offering ample room for living and potentially a home business. The property includes a dedicated kitchen, indoor bath, separate toilet, and a garden. Parking is available with space for motorcycles and bicycles, and there is a laundry area and storage shed on-site.
Essential equipment and features include water supply, public gas, a septic tank for drainage, a dedicated kitchen with gas, a dedicated toilet, an indoor bath, a garden, a motorcycle parking space, a bicycle parking area, and a laundry space. Important notes from the agent specify that the property is currently vacant and handover conditions are negotiable. The premises can be used as an office. A critical disclaimer states that the town has not conducted a property survey for this listing; therefore, any transaction is at the buyer's/renter's own risk, and the town assumes no responsibility for any defects.
To inquire or request a viewing, prospective tenants must first submit a "User Registration Application Form" and a "Pledge" to the town. After registration is complete, the case-handling real estate agent will be introduced. Further details are available on the official Otaki Town Vacant House and Land Bank website.
The property is situated in a highly convenient location, just 1 meter from the local shopping street, 10 meters from a convenience store, and a 450-meter walk from Isumi Railway's Otaki Station. The area offers a calm and welcoming atmosphere. Otaki Town, located almost in the center of the Boso Peninsula, enjoys a warm climate year-round and is accessible from central Tokyo in about 90 minutes by express bus, making it an attractive option for families, remote workers, and those seeking a lifestyle change. An interesting local fact is that the town is surrounded by rich forests and is known for its thriving agriculture and forestry industries. The closest major landmark is the scenic and historically significant Kazusa Kokubun-ji Temple, a peaceful site reflecting the area's deep cultural heritage.
