1920s wood house in Nara

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You can use the large gathering room not only for gatherings with family and friends, but also for setting up a large screen to create a home theater or building indoor play equipment for children. This house features a spacious 20-tatami large gathering room with various possibilities. Because it was formerly operated as a minshuku (traditional inn), it is appealing for accommodating many people. The main residence on the right side of the entrance, guest rooms on the left, and the building with the large gathering room on the second floor form an integrated structure with 2 bathrooms and 3 toilets, retaining the multi-plumbing legacy of the minshuku, with many rooms. It could be converted to a two-family home, operated as a share house, or continue as lodging business. While the plumbing fixtures (bath, toilet, sink) are functionally usable, years of disuse may have caused pipe deterioration. The kitchen area is spaciously designed for preparing meals for large groups, with custom-built counters for storing many dishes. The sink and such show wear and would benefit from replacement. The main floor has sunken flooring with severe damage that appears ready to collapse, requiring major renovation of the flooring from the foundation up. The second floor has two Japanese-style rooms and a large attic room. The small ventilation window attached to the attic has a charming appearance like a secret hideaway. The four original guest rooms, Japanese-style, appear usable as-is. Due to the building's large size, in addition to floor renovation, interior and equipment work for comfortable living will require major construction, but depending on ideas, the property can be utilized in various ways. This property is simultaneously offering rental through the Smart Renovation system. In addition to purchasing the property and then implementing renovation using a renovation subsidy (subsidy ratio 2/3, maximum 2 million yen), it is also possible to rent the property and implement renovation using the subsidy (subsidy ratio 2/3, maximum 4 million yen) at the tenant's expense. The Smart Renovation system is recommended for those who are hesitant to buy immediately or want to try living in the property first. For those considering future purchase, please consult with the owner in advance regarding future use. With damage present, there is room for improvement, and the property readily reflects the ingenuity and intentions of its users.

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