Guest House for Sale in Osaka with 8 Bedrooms and 8 Baths
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Osaka, Osaka, Japan, 大阪市 ()
8 Bedrooms · 8 Bathrooms · 275m² Floor area
€672,376
House
No parking
8 Bedrooms
8 Bathrooms
275m²
No garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This guest house for sale in Osaka has 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms and already trades as a hotel in Ikuno Ward. It is a working accommodation business as much as a building, and that changes how you should look at it. The asking price is 118,000,000 JPY, about 672,000 EUR, for 275 m² of steel-frame construction in good condition.
An Operating Hotel With Eight Bathrooms
Most second-home searches start with a view or a garden. This one starts with a layout. Eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms means the house is already set up for guests, with a bathroom count that matches the sleeping rooms one to one. There are also three separate toilets, air-conditioning, and a kitchen with an induction (IH) hob, which is the standard, easy-to-clean setup in Japanese hospitality.
The building is steel frame, dating from August 1972, and is listed in good condition. Fifty-plus years is not unusual for Japanese urban buildings, but a buyer should still commission a survey and ask about past refurbishment, particularly plumbing, which matters with eight bathrooms. Because the property is trading today, the seller can provide current annual and monthly rental income figures on request. Ask for them early. Real numbers will tell you more than any brochure.
Ikuno Ward: What the Neighbourhood Offers
The property is in the Katsuyama-kita area of Ikuno Ward, in the east of Osaka city. Ikuno is a lived-in, working district rather than a postcard one, and that is part of its appeal. It is home to Osaka's best-known Korea Town around Tsuruhashi, where the yakiniku restaurants, kimchi shops and street food stalls draw crowds from across the city. Guests who want to eat where locals eat will find plenty within reach.
Staying here also means you are not paying central-Osaka prices for a bed. Travellers who want Dotonbori, Namba and Osaka Castle can reach them by metro or rail, and they come home to a quieter street. That trade-off is exactly what many budget-conscious visitors look for, and it is the basis of the hotel's current use.
Getting Around Osaka and the Kansai Region
Osaka is the natural base for Kansai. Kyoto, Nara and Kobe are each roughly an hour away or less by train, which makes a multi-day itinerary easy to sell. Universal Studios Japan sits on the bay side of the city. For international arrivals, Kansai International Airport is the main gateway, and from the city it takes about an hour by train or road. Itami Airport handles most domestic flights.
Osaka's metro and JR loop network is dense, so most guests will not need a car. Check the walking distance to the nearest station when you view the property, since that is the first thing a guest looks at when booking.
Buying Osaka Real Estate as a Foreign Investor
Japan generally allows foreign nationals to buy property without holding residency, which is one reason Japan real estate has drawn overseas investors. A hotel property in Osaka adds a second layer: the building and the business. Before committing, you should confirm with a local adviser how the accommodation licence works on a change of ownership, what the building's current permits cover, and whether the existing income can be taken over as it stands. Those answers decide the value far more than the floor area does.
If you are weighing this against a holiday home, the economics are different. This is an investment property in Japan first and a place to stay second, though nothing stops an owner from keeping a room for personal visits.
Key Features
- Property type: house, currently operating as a guest house and hotel
- Living area: 275 m²
- Bedrooms: 8
- Bathrooms: 8, plus 3 separate toilets
- Construction: steel frame
- Year built: August 1972
- Condition: good
- Air-conditioning installed
- Kitchen with IH (induction) hob
- Location: Katsuyama-kita, Ikuno Ward, Osaka City
- Asking price: 118,000,000 JPY (about 672,000 EUR)
- Current rental income details available from the seller on request
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the guest house already generating income?
Yes. The property is currently running as a hotel facility, and the seller can share annual and monthly rental income information on request. Ask for that data before you view.
How far is it from Kansai International Airport?
Allow roughly an hour from Osaka city to Kansai International Airport by train or road, depending on traffic and your connection. Most guests will arrive by train and metro.
Can a foreign buyer purchase this property?
Japan does not generally restrict foreign nationals from buying property, but financing, licensing and tax steps differ for overseas buyers. A local solicitor or judicial scrivener should guide the process.
To request income figures or arrange a viewing of this Osaka guest house, contact the Homestra team and we will pass your enquiry to the seller's side.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 8
- Size
- 275m²
- Price per m²
- €2,445
- Garden size
- 0m²
- Has Garden
- No
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 8
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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