This converted traditional-style Kyoto townhouse/hotel located on the outskirts of Kyoto's bustling Shijo Dori area is perfect for investors. Fully licensed as a ryokan, this property can be used as a personal holiday home or for rental income. 

Previously used as a townhouse, this two level property has recently undergone a complete renovation. Up to nine paying guests can easily be accommodated with two rooms and five beds, while a Japanese style living room can sleep an additional four. 

Centrally located, this property is less than five minutes from Tambaguchi station and one stop from Kyoto station - the city's major hub and the destination for bullet trains from Tokyo.

Kyoto's traditional townhouses are popular with small and large-scale investors looking to profit from the booming tourism industry. The charm and character of these properties is especially appealing to investors, while also offering the added benefit that guests can reserve the entire accommodation. 

Since opening in October 2017, the hotel has been successful with a high 8.8 rating on booking.com.

This property qualifies for financing and there is an asset manager in place to assist operation.

For more information including price information and additional photos visit the Housing Japan website.

To arrange a private inspection of this villa, email Benjamin Kehr from HJ Asset Management.

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