Within walking distance from this house is the renowned UNESCO World Heritage site, Shimogamo Shrine. Inside the shrine is the "Tadasu-no-Mori" forest, with a small stream that flows and serves as a place for people to relax. The shrine also hosts seasonal festivals like the Aoi Matsuri and events such as summer secondhand book markets. Near Takano Bridge where Kitaoji Street intersects with Takano River, you'll find large shopping malls, hardware shops, and supermarkets, making shopping and daily life convenient. This house offers a comfortable living environment, with the nearby natural beauty of the river and Shimogamo Shrine while providing all the essential facilities for daily living.

The layout consists of 7 rooms + kitchen, offering a spacious atmosphere with numerous rooms. Through renovation, you can create an open living area facing the garden, set up a dedicated workspace for remote work, or consider creating a children's room for families with kids.

A multigenerational house: A family relocating to Kyoto (a couple in their 40s, one elementary school-aged child, and a dog) + one elderly family member

A spacious plan designed for comfortable family living. The dining area on the often darkest 1st floor is transformed into a double-height space, creating a bright and vertically expansive environment. In contrast, the living room expands horizontally towards the extensive garden on the southern side of the property, providing a sense of spaciousness beyond its actual size. On the 2nd floor, 2 private rooms are set up. There is also a workspace with desks which accommodate remote work from home. The inclusion of a double-height space ensures a gentle connection between the rooms while maintaining the privacy of each space.

Why not consider using the garden for various activities and needs in line with your lifestyle? Exploring the possibilities of what you can do in this garden could expand the horizons of living in this house.

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