Immeuble — Ukyō, Kyoto

Sukiya-Style Residence South of Ryoan-ji Temple Quietly nestled just south of Ryoan-ji, this elegant sukiya-style residence offers a refined living environment surrounded by a beautifully landscaped garden rich in natural beauty.A perfect property for those with an appreciation for traditional Japanese culture and aesthetics. The property is located in an area blessed with the abundant natural scenery of western Kyoto, surrounded by renowned historic and cultural landmarks including: Ryoan-ji, the Zen temple established during the Muromachi period and famous for its iconic rock garden Ninna-ji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its late-blooming Omuro cherry blossoms Narabigaoka and the surrounding natural landscapes of Rakusai Throughout the year, residents can enjoy the changing beauty of the seasons — cherry blossoms in spring, vibrant greenery in summer, colorful autumn foliage, and serene snowy scenery in winter. Although this area attracts many visitors from both Japan and abroad, it is designated as a Category I Low-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone, helping preserve a peaceful residential environment with careful consideration given to harmony with the surrounding streetscape and the protection of its rich natural setting. Additional Building: Storage building Single-story wooden structure Floor area: 14.70㎡ Notes: Year built unknown According to closed registry records, the main house is recorded as built in 1963, and the detached building in 1970.