[65045] Yasumachi Machiya | Kameoka City, Kyoto | Traditional Japanese Houses for sale

Yasumachi Machiya

Kameoka City, Kyoto Pref.

Only a 10 min walk from JR Kameoka station, this machiya is within walking distance to the city office, hospital, soccer stadium, and the Kameyama castle ruins. As the machiya used to be a tea supplier, the shop front faces the main road while the residential part can be entered from the side. With the convenient location and number of rooms, you can easily turn this machiya into a guest house, a vacation house, or a base for a new business. From JR Kameoka station, it takes only 10 min to Arashiyama by local train, and 20 min to JR Kyoto station with a rapid train.

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Price: 24,800,000 JPY
Location: 29 Yasumachi, Kameoka City, Kyoto Pref.
Land: 175.2 sqm / Floor: 184.61 sqm

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