[65109] Tsuji Brewery and Residence | Funaigun, Kyoto | Traditional Japanese Houses for sale

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Tsuji Brewery and Residence

Funaigun, Kyoto Pref.

A village headman's mansion (Shoya) that has been in existence for 250 years since the Tokugawa Edo period. Many of the families that served as village headmen during the Edo period were originally from prestigious families, and this house, a living witness of Japanese history, has been passed downed for 16 generations within the Tsuji family. Other than the main Kominka, the property includes a brewery, nagayamon gate, and a few storages. While kitchen, bathroom, toilets are recommended to be upgraded, this property is in livable condition and has not been vacant until recently.

Main Kominka

Rooms

Brewery

Antiques

Surrounding

Floor Plan

Forest Land

General Info

Price: 49,800,000 JPY
Location: 32 Kamiokubosugikaichi Kyotanbacho, Funaigun, Kyoto Pref.
Land: 3542.01 sqm / Floor: 222.94 sqm (Main house)
Building Date: Early 1800s Edo period.
*Note: In addition to the residential land, this property includes 23,174 sqm of forest land north of the property.

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Nakagawa Juken

2-chōme-8-24 Chiyokawachō Chihara, Kameoka City, Kyoto Pref.

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