Teraima-cho Kyo-Machiya, Licensed Guesthouse Property, for Sale in Kyoto’s Historic Kamigyo Ward

Active

Vacant

Land Area	m²	Measurement	Registered
Set Back	Yes	Set Back Amount	8.01 m²
Private Street Included	No	Private Street Area	m²
Land Rights	Ownership	Land Category	Residential
Building Age	Unspecifiable (in or before 1890)	New/Used	Used
Building Area	58.39 m²	Measurement	Registered
Balcony Facing	West	Balcony Area	m²
Floor Area	1F: 31.57㎡ 2F: 26.82㎡	Total Units	One Unit
Current Status	Vacant	Handover	TBD
City Planning	Urbanization Promotion Area	Zoning	Quasi-industrial zone
Topography	Flat	Adjoining Street	One Side
Street 1 Type	Private Road	Street 1 Facing	West
Street 1 Frontage	7.86 m	Street 1 Width	1.95 m
Street 2 Type	N/A	Street 2 Facing	N/A
Street 2 Frontage	m	Street 2 Width	m
Building Coverage Ratio	60 %	Floor Area Ratio	200 %
Transaction Term	Brokerage

Description

Authentic Kyoto Machiya for Sale in Kamigyo Ward – Licensed Guesthouse Opportunity

A traditional Kyoto machiya located in one of Kyoto’s most sought-after districts. This rare property offers both cultural value and business potential, holding a licensed guesthouse (Minpaku/Simple Lodging) permit:

Simple Lodging License

Property Name: Ichijo Kyoto Koyado
Date of Issue: January 4, 2024

Traditional Kyoto machiya with an active lodging license are increasingly scarce. Whether as a boutique guesthouse, private residence, or long-term investment, this property offers exceptional flexibility.

Floor plan: ３ Japanese-style tatami rooms ＋kitchen + balcony

Notes

The exact construction date of the original building is unknown.
The archived registry records a preservation registration dated April 13, 1890.
The Certificate of Registered Matters for the Building of the Property contains records indicating an extension made in 1967 (exact date unknown), a partial demolition (date unknown), and a subsequent extension (date unknown).
The building on the Property exceeds the maximum building coverage ratio and floor area ratio permitted under the Building Standards Act. In addition, if the building is extended, renovated, or rebuilt, it will not be possible to construct a building of the same size as the existing one under the current regulations.

1F-2F