Una Villa In Stile Scandinavo Su 1.500 Mq A Yamanakako — Sauna Privata E Acqua DI Sorgente Del Monte Fuji

Property Highlights:

A lakeland villa on 1,500 sqm of freehold land in Yamanakako, with Mount Fuji close at hand and the forest of the Fuji highlands all around. The house is a two-storey timber residence of approximately 239 sqm, completed in 2023, with three bedrooms for up to eight guests. It is designed in the manner of a Scandinavian summer house: a double-height living room under a high ceiling, large openings that bring the forest light inside, and an open kitchen at the centre of the plan.

The land holds two things few villas can offer. The first is a private sauna. The second is a natural well on the property, drawing Mount Fuji’s filtered groundwater, water that has passed slowly through volcanic strata on its way to the site.

The price includes a full interior renovation. A new kitchen island by TOYO KITCHEN, new furniture and lighting from Stellar Works and Tom Dixon, minimalist glass railings, new curtains and textiles, white travertine flooring in selected areas, and a fire pit in the garden bring the house to a single, finished standard, so the owner takes possession of a completed residence.

The villa is arranged to be used and to work. It is currently operated as a short-stay rental on Airbnb, so it comes with a live operating record rather than a projection. The owner can keep the house for personal use and let it operate on Airbnb when it is not in use.

Approx. 239 sqm. Approx. 1,500 sqm of freehold land. 3 bedrooms, up to 8 guests. Private sauna and Mount Fuji spring water. Operating on Airbnb. Renovation included. ¥600,000,000.

The Neighbourhood:

Yamanakako is the largest and highest of the Fuji Five Lakes, a plateau resort of lake shore, forest, and open sky with Mount Fuji as its backdrop. The area has long been a place for villas belonging to well-known figures and business owners, and its quiet is part of the appeal.

From central Tokyo, the drive takes approximately 90 to 120 minutes by the Chuo Expressway. Yamanakako Interchange is approximately ten minutes from the property by car, so a weekend here is a practical weekly habit rather than a long expedition.

Why TonTon:

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