[65114] Tsurubemachi Kominka | Kanazawa City | Traditional Japanese Houses for sale

Tsurubemachi Kominka

Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Pref.

A farmhouse type Kominka located in the mountain area that is 20 minutes drive from central Kanazawa city. This 2 storey traditional house has total of 12 rooms and a Kura storage. The traditional Irori fireplace still remains and could be used again during winter. From here you have easy access to the city while being able to enjoy rural life in the mountains. Zelkova wood is said to be one of the finest materials used in old Kominka houses, and this house is constructed mainly from Zelkova, which was made possible because the original owner who owned the forest lands in the region.

*Since this is a large building, it is recommended to budget 10 million yen at the very minimum for repair work.

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Price: 13,000,000 JPY
Location: 10 Chi Tsurubemachi, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Pref.
Land: 641.3 sqm / Floor: 324.94 sqm
*Note: This property was once sold back in late 2021. The new owner planned to move to the property but had to give up due to private reasons (health related).

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Kanazawa city, the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, boasts numerous Edo period former geisha houses in the Higashi Geisha District. Visit the city page to see more machiya and kominka houses for sale, and learn about the available subsidies provided by the city for renovating the properties.

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The traditional Japanese houses listed on KORYOYA are all built before 1950 with the traditional construction method.

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