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From the 6-mat tatami room on the first floor, the front garden can be enjoyed, with soft natural light filtering gently through the glass and enveloping the space.
Traditional fittings, the tokonoma(alcove), and carved ranma transoms showcase th craftmanship of the past, allowing you to feel the beauty of a bygone era. Upstairs, refined details continue with features such as a circular moon window, as well as a tokonoma and hanging alcove designed to appreciate the changing seasons.

The spacious 5 rooms ＋ kitchen layout offers ample room to create a study or guest room with ease.The front garden beside the entrance is enclosed by wooden fencing, providing privacy without a sense of enclosure. It allows light and air to flow through the interior while offering views that change with the seasons. Rooms on both the first and second floors face west and enjoy excellent natural light.

Distinctive elements unique to kyomachiya architecture remain well preserved. By embracing these original materials and the home’s character through renovation, it is possible to create value that cannot be replicated in new construction.The property is suitable as a residence, a second home or lodging facility, making it a versatile option for a wide range of uses, including real estate investment.

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The property is a 7-minute walk from Gojo Station on the Karasuma Subway Line. Along the Karasuma–Gojo main road, you will find office buildings, hotels, and apartment complexes, while just one street back, the historic streetscape of Kyoto still remains. Continuing south along Karasuma Street leads to Higashi Hongan-ji Temple, the head temple of the Otani branch of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism. Kyoto Station (JR Central Exit) is also within walking distance, approximately 22 minutes on foot, offering excellent access throughout the city.

Higashi Hongan-ji Temple Mieido-mon Gate
(Approx. 15 min walk / 1,140m)

The Mieido-mon Gate, renovated in 2016, stands approximately 28 meters tall and features an irimoya-style roof with traditional tile roofing in a two-story sanmon gate design.　It is one of Kyoto’s three great gates and is an unmissable sight when heading north along Karasuma Street from Kyoto Station, presenting a quintessential Kyoto cityscape filled with historic temples and shrines.

Nidec Kyoto Tower(Approx. 20 min walk / 1,530m)

Kyoto Tower stands directly in front of the Central Exit of Kyoto Station. It was designed to resemble a lighthouse illuminating the city of Kyoto and rises to a height of 131 meters, making it the tallest structure in Kyoto City.

Kyoto Station Central Exit (Approx. 22 min walk / 1,730m)

A large-scale station building with 16 floors above ground and 3 basement levels, centered around railway facilities and featuring a wide range of shops, fashion outlets, souvenir stores, restaurants, a theater, and a hotel. It serves as the main gateway to Kyoto.

Shijo Karasuma intersection (Approx. 12 min walk / 910m)

Shijo-Karasuma is a district where office buildings, department stores, commercial facilities, and financial institutions are concentrated. It is a well-equipped area offering a wide variety of shops and everyday amenities that support daily life.

Nishiki Market (Approx. 17 min walk / 1,370m)

Nishiki Market, often referred to as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” is home to around 120 specialty shops and eateries offering fresh seafood, dried and salted fish, produce, grains, Kyoto vegetables, yuba (tofu skin), fu, tofu, pickles, and more. It is a place where visitors can experience Kyoto’s unique food culture, and during the year-end season, it becomes so lively that it can be difficult to walk through due to the crowds.

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