Historic 1942 Home in Kihoku Town with Courtyard and Detached Unit
This property, listed as No. 230 'Nagashima's House', is a unique wooden-built home constructed in May 1942, offering a piece of history with its 83-year legacy. The property features a 5K layout spread across a total floor area of 82.64 square meters. The land size is also 82.64 square meters, situated in a quiet, south-facing residential area. The home is registered with the Kihoku Town Akiya Bank, facilitating its sale and potential renovation.
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The property's equipment and facilities include electricity, tap water, a septic tank (汲取), propane gas, and a central courtyard. Special remarks note that the property's elevation is only 1.9 meters above sea level. A key feature is the presence of a detached unit (離れ) situated across the central courtyard. It is important to note that the registered total floor area is based on official records, but the current condition takes precedence. Furthermore, the balcony is currently unusable and requires repair.
The property's highlighted features confirm it is an Akiya Bank registered property and is noted for being close to the sea. It includes desirable points such as parking for two or more cars, a system kitchen, two toilets, a reheating function for the bath, suitability for two-generation living, a corner lot location, and a monitor-equipped intercom.
The property is located in Nagashima, Kihoku Town, within Mie Prefecture's Kitamuro District. This area of the Kii Peninsula is known for its rugged coastline and proximity to the Kumano Sea. An interesting local fact is that the nearby town of Owase is famous for its historic cedar lumber industry, which supplied wood for structures like the Ise Grand Shrine. The closest major tourist attraction is the Kumano Kodō, a network of ancient pilgrimage routes registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site, which runs through the surrounding mountains and offers breathtaking hikes through sacred landscapes.
