About an 11-minute walk from Enmachi Station, “nishinokyo tetsuya” stands just north of Shimadzu Corporation.
Built in 1987, the red brick-tiled facade leaves a strong impression, while its street-facing presence recalls the atmosphere of its time. Nostalgic yet refined, this building carries a quiet elegance.
Currently, the interiors are in a skeleton state with only the staircase remaining, allowing full freedom to design the layout according to your needs. Though aged, the space is not worn down - instead, it holds a serene beauty.
※Major roof repairs, balcony waterproofing, and steel-frame repainting were completed in July 2025.

With its skeleton interior, the structure invites flexible renovation: you can reimagine the floor plan, interiors, and plumbing while preserving the robust steel frame.

For example, the first floor could serve as a workspace or atelier, while the second and third floors become living quarters. The first floor also offers a suitable size for a small shop, with the red brick-tiled exterior adding character to the storefront.

Located between Enmachi Station and Nishioji-Oike Station, the area provides excellent convenience for commuting to central Kyoto.
Around the stations, you’ll find supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores, making daily shopping easy.
Nishioji Street and Marutamachi Street are well served by frequent city buses, ensuring comfortable access by public transportation. Cycling also provides a practical option for commuting to downtown office districts, broadening lifestyle choices.
This quiet residential neighborhood is well suited for families and those seeking a calm environment, striking a fine balance between convenience and livability.