Traditional Kyoto Machiya Guest House Near Nijo Castle

The property underwent a comprehensive renovation by the owner in January 2018, resulting in a modern interior while retaining classic machiya charm. Key renovations included the replacement of all water fixtures, partial interior updates, and the replacement of the staircase. The home features a traditional engawa (veranda) and a garden, blending historical character with contemporary comfort. The layout is a 4K (four rooms plus kitchen/dining). According to the closed registry, the building was constructed around 1943 (Showa 18). The building is unregistered. The land is officially recorded as 69.45 sqm, with a current simple tape measurement of approximately 62.52 sqm. The building's official floor area is 83.95 sqm, with the current measurement at approximately 91.95 sqm.

Important notes: Furnishings and movable property shown in the photos are not included in the sale price. To continue operating as lodging, the new owner must reapply for an inn business license under their own name. As the guest house is currently in operation, viewings may not be available on desired dates if bookings are present. The property is sold in its present condition (as-is).

The location is highly convenient, just a 7-minute walk from Nijo Station, which provides access to both the JR San-in Line and the Kyoto Municipal Subway Tozai Line. The area is popular for living, with supermarkets, restaurants, and the Kyoto City Emergency Medical Clinic nearby. A major landmark within walking distance is the UNESCO World Heritage site, Nijo Castle, approximately an 18-minute walk (1.4km) to its East Ote-mon gate. The Nijo area is historically significant as the site of the castle built by Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate.