This traditional Japanese house, nestled in Inashiki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, presents a remarkably rare opportunity with over 260 years of history, having been constructed in 1765. The property encompasses a 5DK layout with a comfortable living space of 107.43 square meters, built using traditional wooden materials. It stands on an expansive lot spanning 1001.65 square meters (approximately 303 tsubo), offering substantial potential for gardening, farming, or other creative developments. A distinctive and functional feature of this property is its authentic thatched roof, known for its superior natural insulation. This design element effectively maintains a cool interior during the warm summer months and provides warmth throughout the colder winter period. Located in an unzoned area, the residence benefits from a tranquil and rich natural environment, making it an ideal choice for individuals seeking to embrace a lifestyle rooted in historical Japanese culture and connection with nature.

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