Set among the wooded hills of Megamiyama in Nishinomiya, this residence by architect Osamu Ishii brings generous living space and a close connection to its surroundings. Known as House Series No. 16, the home follows the hillside’s natural contours, with windows framing mature trees and changing seasonal views.

Built in 1992, the seven-bedroom property offers 395.84 sqm of floor space on 684.63 sqm of freehold land. A double-height living room with a fireplace forms the centre of the home, while a traditional hinoki bath, Japanese-style tatami room and extensive storage add to its appeal.

Recent works to the interior, exterior and roof are described as respecting the original architecture. Parking accommodates four vehicles, and Hankyu Koyoen Station is approximately five minutes away by car.

For buyers seeking a substantial home with architectural character, this property combines a leafy residential setting with access to Osaka and Kobe.