Traditional All-Hinoki Wood House in Kaiyo, Tokushima
This property is a traditional Japanese house constructed entirely of Hinoki (Japanese cypress), a prized and durable wood known for its natural beauty and resistance to moisture. Built in January 1959, this 67-year-old home is situated on a corner lot facing roads to the east and north. The property offers a generous total floor area of 102.00 square meters on a 76.00 square meter plot of land.
Key renovations were carried out around 1984, including the kitchen, washroom, entrance, and window frames. However, the property requires significant attention. Evidence of water leakage is present in various locations, indicating a need for roof inspection and repair. Furthermore, termite damage has been confirmed in several areas, necessitating a thorough inspection and subsequent treatment and renovation work.
The property's facilities include a separate bath and toilet (B/T別室), electricity, tap water, a septic tank system (汲取), and propane gas. The layout is a 6K configuration, providing six rooms plus a kitchen. Additional features include parking for two or more vehicles, a south-facing orientation, a quiet residential neighborhood, a system kitchen, two toilets, a bath with a re-heating function (追焚機能), suitability for multi-generational living (二世帯向), a corner lot, and a monitor-equipped intercom.
Special notes regarding the location indicate proximity to several essential services: Kaiyo Town Hall is 1.1km away, Kaibu Elementary School is 0.7km, Kaiyo Junior High School is 2.4km, Kainan Hospital is 3.5km, Okuura Police Box is 1.1km, and a supermarket (Pia Kaifu) is 1.1km.
The property is located in the Tomoura area of Kaiyo Town, Tokushima Prefecture, a coastal region on the island of Shikoku. The area is known for the stunning Ashizuri-Uwakai National Park, which features dramatic coastal cliffs, clear waters, and rich marine life. The closest major landmark is the historic Muroto-Anan Kaigan Quasi-National Park, renowned for its unique coastal geology and pilgrimage routes.