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Just across the bridge from Tsuyazaki Sengen, there is an area called Watari. Watari, located at the foot of Mt. Omine, is a very peaceful place surrounded by mountains and the sea. This area has been around for a long time, and the neighborhood relationships are strong, just like in the old days. When you arrive in this town with such human kindness, you can feel a warmth that you can't find in the city. The place I'd like to introduce to you today is located along the path opposite the Watari Community Center. Currently used as a plum orchard, it may seem small at first glance, but it is a generous 280 square meters. Why not leave at least one of these plum trees and build a house where you can work on plums? Looking around, there are also impressive and splendid Japanese houses remaining, and you can see that they are built in a way that is suited to traditional lifestyles. I long for a house with a small veranda and a sunny drying area. Many people in Watari make their own pickled plums, so it's a good idea to visit them when you're out and about. Why not live a life that warms both body and soul in Watari?津屋崎千軒から橋を渡った先に、渡という地域があります。大峰山の麓にあるここ渡は、山と海に囲まれたとてものどかなところです。古くから続くこの一帯は、昔ながらのご近所付き合いも濃厚です。そういった人情味のあるまちには、降り立ったとき都会にはない温かさを感じられます。今回ご紹介するのは、渡区公民館向かいの小道沿いにあります。現在は梅の果樹園として使われており、一見狭く感じられますが、87坪の十分な広さ。せっかくなら、この梅の木を一本でも残して梅仕事のできるお家が建てられないものか。まわりを見渡せば堂々たる立派な日本家屋も残っていて、昔ながらの生活に適った造りであることがわかります。ちょっとした縁側と、日当たりのいい干場のあるお家に憧れます。渡なら自家製梅干しを作っている方も多いですから、出事ついでに尋ねてみるのもいいですね。身も心も温かな生活を渡の地で送ってみませんか。
| Land:土地面積 | 290 m² |
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| Scale:建物規模 | 87.9 tsubo87.9坪 |
| Structure:構造 | Residential land宅地 |

This is a fixed-term lease for three years, so it is recommended for those looking for temporary housing when considering relocating or as a base for workation.3年間の定期借家となるため、移住を考えている方の仮住まいや、あるいはワーケーションの拠点をお探しの方におすすめです。
| Security deposit:敷金 | 110,000 yen110,000円 |
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| Key money:礼金 | 110,000 yen110,000円 |
| Land:土地面積 | 182 m² |
| Building:建物面積 | 77 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | One-story house平屋建て |
| Structure:構造 | One-story wooden tiled roof木造瓦葺平屋建て |
| Built in:建築年 | 1990 |

A small river flows from Mt. Zaji towards Tsuyazaki. The Zaji River has long been loved as a blessing for the surrounding fields and a playground for children. Today we would like to introduce a residential area along the Zaji River. Sandwiched between the river and the road on two sides, it has a vast area of about 666m2, and is an open and spacious piece of land. Elementary and junior high schools and public cultural facilities are within walking distance, and there are convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, making it an easy place to live. It is located exactly halfway between the mountains and the sea, so whether you go to the sea or the mountains, it is within the playground. We hope you will make use of the spaciousness of this land by building a slightly larger house, or by expanding your work space as a home and workplace. You will surely be able to live a leisurely and comfortable life.在自山から津屋崎の方へ流れる1本のささやかな川。在自川は昔から周辺の田畑の恵みとして、子どもの遊び場として、親しまれてきたことでしょう。今回ご紹介するのは在自川沿いの宅地。二方を川と道に挟まれ、かつおよそ200坪の広大な面積があり、十分なゆとりのある、開放的な土地です。小中学校、公共文化施設は徒歩圏内にあり、コンビニやスーパーも近く、生活しやすい環境にあります。ちょうど山と海の中間くらいの地点にあるので、海へ行くにも山へ行くにも遊び場の範囲内です。少し大きめの住居を一軒建てたり、住居兼仕事場として、作業スペースを増設したり、ぜひこの土地の広さを活用していただきたいです。きっと悠々自適な暮らしを実現できます。
| Land:土地面積 | 639 m² |
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| Scale:建物規模 | 193.3 tsubo (639.0 m2)193.3坪(639.0㎡) |
| Structure:構造 | Residential land宅地 |

We receive many inquiries every day. We will respond to even the smallest of questions with kindness, so please feel free to contact us.毎日多くのお問い合わせをいただいております。些細な疑問でも親身に対応しておりますため、どうぞお気軽にご連絡ください。
| Land:土地面積 | 840 m² |
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| Building:建物面積 | 119 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | One-story house平家建 |
| Structure:構造 | One-story wooden tile-roofed house木造瓦葺平家建 |
| Built in:建築年 | 1977 |

This building is a combination store and residence, typical of the countryside. There was probably a road here in the past, and people probably lived there and ran small businesses.
The dirt floor area is spacious and has been turned into a store, so you can "do anything" here. You can make things, display things, and if you put in the effort to renovate it, you could even turn it into an old-style house cafe? Maybe?
There's also a large steel-framed warehouse in the back, so you could probably do all sorts of woodworking and metalworking!
Of course, it's also a great place to live normally and raise children, as it's quiet and in a nice natural environment, so it's recommended.
If you're thinking of escaping the city, how about this place?田舎によくある店舗+住宅になっている建物です。昔はたぶん街道があって、そこで暮らしながら小さい商売を営んでいたんでしょうね。
土間の部分が広くて、商店になっているので、ここで「何か」できます。物を作っても良いし、展示しても良いし、がんばってリノベーションすれば古民家カフェとかもできちゃう?かも?
裏に大きな鉄骨の倉庫もあるので、たぶん木工金工なんでもできちゃいますよ!
もちろん普通に暮らすのも、子育てするのも、静かで自然環境が良いのでおススメです。
都会からの脱出を考えているみなさま、こちらどうですか?
| Land:土地面積 | 370 m² |
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| Building:建物面積 | 303 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | 303.49m²303.49m² |
| Structure:構造 | Used detached house中古一戸建て |
| Built in:建築年 | 1963 |

In January 2018, I inherited my bag after I lived alone, but I don't plan to live there because I live in Tokyo. My brother is nearby, but he doesn't want to live there either, so I went to this site. It is about 130 years old, but the pillars and ceiling beams at that time were left as they were, and the interior and exterior were renovated 3 ~ 4 times, and I stayed for 10 days during the first bon, but I can live normally. I think it is quite an interesting property for those who are interested in old houses. My parents have inherited the house from generation to generation, and it is very painful to see it decay as it is. I would be happy if someone bought it for someone who likes old houses. The selling price is considered to be 5.9 million. We have been renovating repeatedly, but I think it will take some work from now on. In addition, there is a large garden and trees that need to be pruned, so if you do not take care of it yourself, it will cost money. When I asked someone who was familiar with the matter to take a look at it, I was told that the pillars and beams of that time probably no longer appeared, and that this alone would have a buyer. However, I can't comment on i2018年1月に一人暮らしだったお袋が亡くなり相続したのですが、僕自身東京在住なので住む予定がありません。弟が近くにいるのですが彼も住むつもりは無く、このサイトにアクセスしました。築130年位ですが当時の柱、天井の梁はそのまま残して内外3~4回のリフォームを行い初盆の間10日程滞在しましたが、普通に生活出来る状態です。古民家など興味のある方はかなり興味深い物件だと思います。親が代々受け継ぎ自分の育って来た家ですがこのまま朽ちていくのを見るのはとても辛い事です。どなたか古民家など好きな方に買って頂くと幸せです。売値は一応590万を考えております。リフォームを繰り返しておりますが、やはりこれから多少なりとも手はかかっていくと思います。又広い庭と剪定が必要な木々がありますのでご自分で手入れされない方はお金がかかると思います。こないだ詳しい方に見て頂いたら当時の柱、梁等は多分もう出てこず、これだけでも買い手がつくという事を言われました。ただ自分はそういう物に全く興味が無いのでコメントできませんが…
| Land:土地面積 | 800 m² |
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| Building:建物面積 | 155 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | It is a one-story building, but there is an attic (storeroo平屋ですが一部2.3坪の屋根裏(物置)有り |
| Structure:構造 | Wooden木造 |
| Built in:建築年 | 1893 |

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