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townhouse 西ノ京北円町
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USD $310,793
(¥49,800,000)
4980 万円
5DK
  • 5 bedrooms
  • Dining and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
121 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
77 m²
Built
Built建築年
1926
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Description

A traditional Kyoto townhouse supervised and built by my great-grandfather, who was a master carpenter. The first floor features a rare spiral staircase for a townhouse, and it was used as a rice shop until its renovation in 2009. The renovation has preserved its charm and has been carefully maintained. It is a home where comfort and history harmonize.宮大工をしていた曽祖父が監修して建てた京町家。1階には町家では珍しい回り階段が残り、2009年に改装されるまではお米屋として使われていました。風情を活かした改装が施され、丁寧に住み継がれてきました。暮らしやすさと歴史が調和した住まいです。

Address
15 Nishinokyo Kitazenchō, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City京都市中京区⻄ノ京北円町15

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