Historic Kominka with Garden and Farmland in Soja, Okayama
This unique property is a traditional Japanese kominka (old folk house) located in the Hiba area of Soja City, Okayama Prefecture. The building, constructed in January 1900, showcases classic wooden architecture and offers a spacious 81.56㎡ (approx. 24.67 tsubo) of living space arranged in a 3DK layout. The property sits on a generous 400.5㎡ (approx. 121.15 tsubo) plot of land, which includes a garden and attached farmland (tahata tsuki).
Important special notes have been provided by the agent. The exact age of the building is unknown, and the structure shows signs of wear and tear consistent with its age. A critical point is that the property does not have a private water supply; instead, it relies on the community's shared water system. To connect to this system, a one-time membership fee of 320,000 yen is required. The property is currently vacant (空家). Parking is available for one car at no extra cost. The transaction method is exclusive agency (専任媒介).
The property is situated in a rural setting, located outside the urban planning area with no specific land use zoning. It is approximately 1,800 meters (a 23-minute walk) from Hiba Station on the Bitchū Line, offering a peaceful retreat. The area around Soja City is rich in history, being part of the ancient Kibi Province. A major nearby landmark is the iconic Bitchū Matsuyama Castle, one of Japan's few remaining original mountain castles and a popular tourist attraction offering stunning views.
