This 10SLDK wooden property, constructed in 1675, is situated on a lot measuring 742.61 square meters, with the primary building encompassing 550.36 square meters of floor area. Its historical provenance, dating back to the 17th century, positions it as a significant architectural artifact within the Japanese real estate market. The expansive layout, indicated by 10SLDK, suggests a configuration suitable for various uses, from a large private residence to a potential cultural exhibition space, pending necessary permits and renovations. The property's location within Nabari City, Mie Prefecture, offers a blend of historical context and regional accessibility. Officially recognized and registered as a Tangible Cultural Property by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs, this residence represents an example of traditional Japanese architectural design from the Edo period. The property maintains its original structural integrity, featuring a single bathroom, and presents a unique opportunity for prospective owners to undertake thoughtful restoration or adaptation. The combination of its registered cultural status, substantial land size, and historical authenticity provides a distinct and valuable asset for those seeking a property with deep historical significance.

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