Nestled in the historic Mikunicho district of Sakai City, this traditional Japanese home presents an exceptional opportunity for renovation enthusiasts. Built in 1966, this 93.46-square-meter residence sits on a generous 128.92-square-meter corner plot in a peaceful residential neighborhood. The two-story wooden structure features a practical 6K layout, blending traditional Japanese architecture with modern potential.
Located just 13 minutes on foot from Mikuni Station on the Echizen Railway Line, the property offers convenient access to local amenities. While the interior shows signs of its age and requires comprehensive updating, including floors, tatami, fusuma doors, bathroom, toilet, and kitchen areas, its solid structure provides an excellent foundation for transformation into a contemporary living space.
