This wooden house, constructed in 1933, is situated in Ishida, Sado City, Niigata Prefecture. The property features an 8DK floor plan, encompassing a generous building area of 254.77 square meters. It is set on a substantial land plot measuring 960.06 square meters, offering considerable outdoor space. The residence is equipped with one functional bathroom. This traditional Japanese dwelling, known as a 'kominka', is ideally positioned for individuals seeking a quiet, slow-paced lifestyle within a rural environment. Its historical construction and ample layout provide a unique foundation for extensive renovation, allowing a new owner to modernize amenities while retaining its original character. The extensive land area is conducive to gardening or other outdoor pursuits. Additionally, the property includes an earthen storehouse, a barn, and a separate warehouse, which offer significant practical utility for storage, workshops, or potential adaptive reuse. This combination of space and additional structures makes it a versatile opportunity for a variety of residential or leisure applications.