1950s wood house in Shiga

1950s wood house in Shiga

Maibara, Shiga

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1950s wood house in Shiga
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Price on application
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1955
Traditional wood

Location

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Full description

At a transportation hub with excellent convenience! Start your rural life with modern amenities / Among the many historic sites in Maibara, this is a convenient area near noted temples and historic sites. It has many 'senior residents' and active young people developing the community, making it an attractive, livable place. The generous grounds and location are too valuable for residence alone, they suit commercial use like guesthouses or cafes. In a clean-water village, enjoy leisurely, convenient rural living. / Bengal paint and retro charm: Bengal (a reddish-brown paint made from iron oxide with natural insect-repelling and preservation properties) is applied throughout the walls, ceilings, and pillars. Despite being nearly 70 years old, it demonstrates remarkable durability against weathering. The region's heavy snow required sturdy materials, and the owner's meticulous care is evident everywhere. The spacious entrance foyer creates an open atmosphere. Part of the wall just inside the entrance features attractive tilework, indicating there was once a 'bathhouse,' and a retro 'stove fire opening' remains at the base. / The owner lived in this house from middle school through high school graduation and visited before and after as 'grandma's place.' With many relatives and numerous cousins close in age, there are memories of everyone gathering for Obon and New Year, attending local festivals, and playing with fireworks. / Features: [Japanese Architecture] Japanese-style house, tatami rooms, sliding doors, architectural details, Bengal paint / [Spacious 2nd Floor] Compact yet rich layout. Large beams offering flexible renovation possibilities / [Location] Close to major roads and station, convenient transportation either direction / Surrounding area: About 5 minutes walk to nearest station. Along a main road. Nearby supermarket, drugstore, convenience store, and clinic provide good daily convenience. Elementary and middle schools nearby. Good window views, small stream flows through.

Specifications

Year built1955
StructureTraditional wood
Floors2

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Area and hazard data

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Flood risk
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Tsunami risk
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Strong-earthquake chance
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Earthquake code
Built before the 1981 earthquake code (older seismic standard)
Source: Estimated from year built

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Floor plans

Floor plan for 1950s wood house in Shiga

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Checked against the town's listing: 2026-08-01

Source listing last changed: 2026-07-22

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Original listing: https://koisuru-akiya.com/information/list348

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