Omiya Shakadani Estate – Historic Hillside Land Adjacent to Aman Kyoto
Located in Kyoto’s northern hills near Aman Kyoto, Omiya Shakadani Estate is a rare landholding with a history that predates modern records. Formerly the site of a Shinto shrine at the foot of Shakadaniyama, the property occupies approximately 2,562.71㎡ of freehold land and retains a distinctive natural landscape shaped by centuries of spiritual and cultural use. Moss-covered stone formations, mature trees, small waterfalls, and a quiet grotto remain within the grounds, creating a setting rarely found within Kyoto City.
The elevated site enjoys views across Kyoto toward the Daimonji mountain bonfire area and is surrounded by some of the city’s most established residential and cultural destinations. Aman Kyoto, Kinkaku-ji Temple, Koetsu-ji Temple, and Genko-an Temple are all nearby, while the property itself offers a high degree of privacy and seclusion.
The estate includes existing unrenovated structures consisting of a former worship hall and residence with a combined building area of approximately 196.60㎡. Subject to applicable regulations and approvals, the site offers significant redevelopment potential, with a maximum buildable area of approximately 1,200㎡. This flexibility allows for a range of possibilities, from restoring and adapting the existing buildings to creating a new private estate, cultural retreat, or multi-generational residence.
Price¥ 298,000,000TypeLandLocationKita Ward, Kyoto cityAccess7-min bus from Kitaōji Station (Karasuma Line)Kyoto city Bus “Shakadani Guchi” stop – 9 mins walkLand Area2,562.71 m² (approx. 52.25 tsubo)Private RoadNoneReg. Floor AreaWorship hall & residence, 196.60 sqm (unrenovated)ZoningCategory I Low-rise Residential / Scenic District Class 2Current StatusVacantBC/FA Ratio50% / 800%Land RightsFreeholdRemarksThis property is sold as-is.Emailinfo@heritagehomesjapan.comWhatsApp+817043076560 (Nils Wetterlind)
