A two-storey Kyoto machiya in Nishinokyo Funazukacho, Nakagyo-ku, built of timber under a tiled roof as a house with a shop at the front. Nijo Station is a 7-minute walk on the Tozai subway line and an 8-minute walk on the JR San'in Line. The building has 92.02 m² of floor area (first floor 47.64 m², second floor 44.38 m²) on 88.06 m² (26.63 tsubo) of flat, freehold residential land. The year of construction is not recorded; the closed register shows ownership first registered in December 1951.

On the ground floor, an earthen-floored passage (doma) runs from the entrance past the shop and the kitchen to a tatami room that looks onto a small courtyard garden (tsuboniwa). Upstairs are a tatami room and a Western-style room. A renovation plan comes with the house as one example: a living, dining and kitchen space facing the garden downstairs, and a second floor laid out so it can also take guest stays. Water, sewerage, city gas and electricity are connected.

The land faces a public road about 7.30 m wide on the west, with about 4.5 m of frontage. There is no private road burden and no setback. The site is in a commercial zone within the urbanization promotion area, with a building coverage ratio of 80%, a floor area ratio of 438%, a 20 m height district and a quasi-fire prevention district, and it is suitable for private lodging use. A 7-Eleven is about 60 m away, Cocokara Fine about 100 m and the Hankyu Oasis supermarket about 300 m.

The asking price is ¥55,000,000, and the house can be handed over immediately. It is sold as is, with the seller exempt from liability for non-conformity. This property is offered for sale through Moogo (081 Co., Ltd.), Kyoto Governor licence (1) No. 15131, as the exclusive broker (専任媒介).