Majestic Kyomachiya in Nishijin

This impressive two-storey machiya features a splendid high-ceiling roof with an exposed wooden framework. As you enter through the entrance, you'll be greeted by a soaring ceiling, where you can marvel at the stunning wooden frameworks. We are seeking someone who understands the historical and cultural value of this building and is willing to preserve it for future generations.

Traditional Kyomachiyas are not only charming residences but also versatile spaces that can accommodate a wide range of purposes, leveraging their characteristic of combining living and working spaces. This property has been reborn in modern times as a space befitting the ancient capital of Kyoto.
Throughout the city, you can find prestigious large-scale Machiyas being utilized in various ways, generating income as businesses while also being preserved for future generations. This highlights the importance of preserving Kyoto's heritage, including its scenic landscapes and Machiyas, for the benefit of posterity.

"Nishijin" refers to an area spanning across Kyoto's Kita and Kamigyo wards, known for its textile industry including "Nishijin-ori" weaving. Although the exact boundaries are not precisely defined, the vicinity around Imadegawa-Omiya has been historically known as "Senryogatsuji", the epicenter of Nishijin-ori, where merchants traded silk and textiles worth a thousand "Ryos" (a gold currency unit in the past) per day during the Edo period.

Situated in the renowned Nishijin district famous for Nishijin-ori weaving, this property is surrounded by popular bakeries, cozy cafes with a Kyoto flair, and a variety of dining establishments, creating a vibrant and appealing neighborhood.