A Compact Home with Room to Breathe

With access to JR Sanin-line, Subway Tozai-line, and Kyoto City Bus, Nijo Station is one of Kyoto’s most convenient transit hubs. It only takes about 7 minutes to Kyoto Station with no transfers, and offers smooth access to the city center and key business districts - making it a popular location for professionals who value both time and efficiency.
This fully renovated, modern compact home offers a stylish and functional living environment in the desirable Nijo area, a place where comfort and convenience go hand in hand.

Area

Surrounded by a quiet residential neighborhood dotted with charming Kyomachiya and nostalgic Showa-era homes, the area strikes a peaceful balance just slightly removed from the urban buzz. It’s ideal for those who value a clear divide between work and private time.
Within a 5-minute walk (approx. 350m) lies BiVi Nijo, a multi-purpose complex featuring a cinema, restaurants, bookstores, and more - perfect for a quick outing after work or a leisurely weekend.
Just north of the station, you'll also find a wealth of everyday conveniences, including supermarkets like Life and Co-op Nijo, as well as Sugi Drug Store. Whether you're living solo or with family, this area supports a well-balanced, comfortable lifestyle for all generations.

Plan

Tucked into a peaceful neighborhood, this home’s large windows and unique Azuki-red facade immediately catch the eye. Step inside to discover a bright, white interior and elegant tiled flooring that adds a sense of refined comfort.
Upstairs, a warm and open living area welcomes you, complete with a custom wooden kitchen and natural light streaming in from the generous north-facing windows. The 1 room + living-dining-kitchen layout has been completely renovated with a modern sensibility, creating a space that leaves just enough room - the perfect blank canvas for a lifestyle that reflects your own rhythm and values.
Though compact in size, it’s an ideal home for those who seek simplicity, creativity, and authenticity in how they live.

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