Ayabe City, Kyoto Pref.
Located north of Ayabe city, this Kominka is a bit over 1 hour drive from downtown Kyoto, and a 30 minutes drive from Maizuru city. The main Kominka house is connected to a small annex while there is another storage building on site. This Kominka was used as a rental property until last year with the roof tiles in great condition. Note that this property locates in the landslide disaster special warning area.
Updated 2023.1.12
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