House for Sale in Kamakura, 3-Bed Home Near Koshigoe
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Koshigoe, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa, Japan, 鎌倉市 ()
3 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 84m² Floor area
€4,923,080
House
No parking
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
84m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This 3-bedroom house for sale in Kamakura sits a three-minute walk from Kamakura-Koko-mae Station on the Enoden line, close to the Shonan coast. It is a two-storey home in good condition, with a living-dining-kitchen, a soaking tub and a small garden plot. It works for a family, or as a second home for anyone who wants Kamakura's temples and the sea on the doorstep.
The House: 84 m² Over Two Floors
The layout is what Japanese listings call 3LDK: three rooms plus a living-dining-kitchen. The living area is about 84 m², split across two floors. That is a sensible size for a couple with a child or two, and easy to look after if you will be away for weeks at a time.
The open-plan LDK is built around large windows and sliding doors, so daylight reaches deep into the room and the outside is never far away. The kitchen has plenty of counter space and fitted cabinetry. Next to it are a separate washroom and bathroom, and the bathroom has a deep soaking tub, the way a Japanese evening is meant to end.
All three bedrooms have large windows. The main bedroom is big enough for a king-size bed, and one of the other rooms could just as easily become a home office or a hobby room. Built-in closets run through the house, which keeps floor space free.
Garden, Veranda and a 110 m² Plot
The house stands on a freehold plot of about 110 m² with a garden. Land is tight and expensive in Kamakura, so a plot like this gives you room for planting, a bench, bicycles or a play corner. The source material doesn't describe the garden as landscaped, so see it in person and decide what you would do with it.
There is also a balcony or veranda that extends the living space outdoors. It is the natural place for morning coffee with the sea breeze coming in.
Living in Kamakura: Koshigoe and the Enoden Line
Koshigoe is a quiet residential neighbourhood, and its main asset is the Enoden, the small local railway that runs along the coast between Kamakura and Fujisawa. Kamakura-Koko-mae Station is about a three-minute walk from the front door. Enoshima Island, a favourite for sightseeing and seafood lunches, is close by.
From here the old capital is easy to reach: the temples and shrines of Kamakura, including Tsurugaoka Hachimangu and the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in, are part of everyday life rather than a day trip. In the other direction you have the surf beaches of the Shonan coast, plus hiking trails and cycling routes. Supermarkets, schools, parks and healthcare facilities are all within the neighbourhood, along with a good mix of traditional restaurants and cafés.
Getting There: Tokyo and the Airports
Kamakura is a commuter town as well as a tourist one. JR trains from Kamakura Station reach central Tokyo in roughly an hour, so a week in the city and a weekend by the sea fit together easily. Haneda is the most convenient international airport, and Narita is further out. Allow a good part of a day for door-to-door travel from Europe.
Buying a Second Home in Japan
The property is freehold, so you own both the house and the land. Foreign nationals can generally buy property in Japan without being resident, but financing, taxes and paperwork differ from Europe, so a local adviser is worth having. The house is scheduled to be available from mid-October 2026, which leaves time to plan a move or an arrival date.
Key Features
- Two-storey house, 3LDK layout
- Living area of about 84 m²
- Plot of about 110 m², freehold
- 3 bedrooms, including a main bedroom with space for a king-size bed
- 1 bathroom with deep soaking tub, plus separate washroom
- Open-plan living-dining-kitchen with large windows and sliding doors
- Fitted kitchen with ample counter space
- Garden and balcony or veranda
- Built-in closets throughout
- Condition: good
- Kamakura-Koko-mae Station (Enoden line) about 3 minutes on foot
- Available from mid-October 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is the house from the station?
Kamakura-Koko-mae Station on the Enoden line is about a three-minute walk. The line connects Kamakura and Fujisawa along the coast, with Enoshima close by.
Can a foreign buyer purchase this house in Kamakura?
Foreigners can generally buy property in Japan without residency, and this house is freehold. Mortgage options and closing procedures differ from Europe, so take local legal and tax advice before making an offer.
Is the house suitable as a second home?
At 84 m² on a compact plot, it is easy to maintain and close up between visits. The station is a short walk away, and central Tokyo is about an hour by train.
To arrange a viewing or ask about the purchase process, contact the seller through Homestra.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 3
- Size
- 84m²
- Price per m²
- €58,608
- Garden size
- 110m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 1
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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