2 Machiya terraced-houses in Mibu-Matsubara

2 single-storey Kyomachiyas in a row
located in a convenient living environment

Introducing a pair of unrenovated one-storey Kyomachiya townhouses that stand side by side quietly in the Mibu district, a quiet residential area where you can find rows of terraced townhouses.
Although the buildings are dilapidated and need to be repaired before they can be used, the west and east building can be renovated individually or together and can be remodeled freely depending on one's needs.

PLAN

With the ongoing boom of single-storey houses, there is a growing demand for bungalow residences from young people to seniors.
How about renovating these 2 terraced houses and preserving the unique appearance of Kyoto's streetscape by taking advantage of the Machiya with the original flavor of an aged well building?

PHOTOS

West building (no. 44-11)

East building (no. 44-12)

AREA

This is an area with a deep historical background, which is known as the place where the Shinsengumi was formed at the end of the Edo period. Other related historical sites in the neighborhood include Mibudera Temple, famous for Mibu-Kyogen, which is at the center of the area, the Yagi Residence which was used as the Shinsengumi's quarters, and the former Maekawa Residence which served as their headquarters.
The area surrounding the property also has a large supermarket, drugstores, a public bathhouse, and a park, making it a residential area where you can enjoy not only the convenience of daily life but also the Kyoto lifestyle to the fullest.

The nearest station, JR Tambaguchi Station which is 2 stations away from Kyoto Station, is about a 9-minute walk from the property.
Saiin Station and Omiya Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line are also within walking distance, making it convenient to go to both the center of Kyoto and Osaka.

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