Overview
- 4
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 200 m2
- Property Size
- 5,100 m2
- Property Lot Size
Description
Makkari House & Barn with Land (circa 5,100sqm)
Situated in the increasingly sought-after area of Makkari, this exceptional property offers a perfectly positioned base from which to enjoy some of Hokkaido’s finest attractions.
Both Niseko and Rusutsu are just a convenient 10–25 minute drive away, providing world-class skiing in winter and outstanding golf in the warmer months. The breathtaking shores of Lake Toya are equally accessible, making this a truly enviable location year-round.
The property features two existing buildings, both of which have undergone substantial renovations. The main residence has been thoughtfully transformed into a modern four-bedroom home with two bathrooms and two separate toilets, offering comfortable and stylish living. The former barn has also been renovated into a versatile and highly functional space, ideal for additional accommodation, a co-working hub, an entertainment venue, or a commercial enterprise.
Land of some 5,000sqm will be sold with these buildings. Predominantly flat and easy to build upon, the site is enhanced by a charming stream that flows through the western portion of the property, complemented by beautiful mature forest trees that provide both character and privacy.
The property would perfectly suite a host of different buyers and suits various uses.
From a private residence or holiday home through to an accommodation business and or a more commercial operation such as a boutique hospitality venture, this property offers remarkable flexibility and opportunity.
We highly recommend this unique offering to those seeking the quintessential Hokkaido lifestyle, whether for private enjoyment or a commercial investment.
For further information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact us at:
info@HabitatHokkaido.com
Please note that boundary markers shown in featured photographs are indicative only and should not be relied upon as exact property boundaries.
