Oceanfront Living on Awaji Island —
Fully Reformed Coastal Home
淡路島の海の見える家。オーシャンビューの一戸建て住宅。
Oceanfront Living on Awaji Island —
Fully Reformed Coastal Home
淡路島の海の見える家。オーシャンビューの一戸建て住宅。
淡路島の海の見える家。オーシャンビューの一戸建て住宅。
This is not simply a renovation — it is a deliberate reworking of space, light, and flow. The home has been opened, refined, and simplified to create a sense of calm from the moment you enter. High ceilings expand the internal volume, 2-meter doorways remove visual barriers, and the upgraded kitchen and wet areas bring the property fully into modern use.
Positioned along one of Awaji Island’s quieter coastal stretches, the home looks outward to ocean views while remaining grounded in a practical, liveable layout. It is a property designed not just to be seen, but to be used — comfortably, daily, and without friction.
The internal layout supports movement and clarity. Rooms connect naturally, light carries through the structure, and each space feels considered rather than forced. There is a sense of proportion throughout — nothing excessive, nothing compromised.
The result is a residence that feels composed and ready. Whether used as a full-time home or a coastal base, it delivers clarity in both design and purpose. For broader context, see Japan real estate market trends and opportunities
While nothing replaces experiencing the property in person, the interactive 360° tour below allows you to step inside and understand the space, layout, and outlook at your own pace
360° After Tour of the Property
Property Overview
Price: ¥32,900,000
Location: Ei-Nishitani, Awaji City
Land Area: 200.74 sqm
Building Area: 92.74 sqm
Layout: 3LDK + Free Space (possible office)
Structure: Reinforced Concrete
Year Built: 1980 (Fully Reformed 2025)
Parking: 3+ cars possible
Land Freehold
Urban Planning: Outside Designated Zoning Area
Road Access Asphalt 3.6 Wide
Public Water Supply
Electricity: Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.
Sewage: Septic
Risk Zone: Outside and Landslide Warning Zone and Not Listed in Tsunami Zone
検索キーワード: 海の見える家 / 海辺の家 / 海沿いの家 / 海近くの家 / オーシャンビュー物件
Key Features
Mountain and rural outlook
High ceilings (reworked interior volume)
2-meter interior doorways
Open-plan living
Custom kitchen
Modern wet areas (two bathrooms)
Quiet, low-traffic location
Laundry room
Good ventilation
Good natural sunlight
Ocean views
Mountain views
Small local cluster of homes
The property holds a balance between outlook and privacy. It opens toward the sea while remaining sheltered within its immediate surroundings.
海が見える別荘としても自然に成立する設計です。
Coastal Lifestyle
Life here settles into a rhythm that is both simple and consistent.
Morning begins with light moving across the water and into the home, carried by a steady coastal breeze. The proximity of the shoreline allows the ocean to become part of daily routine — not something planned, but something available at any time.
A short walk leads to open water. The coastline remains accessible without obstruction, allowing for swimming, quiet reflection, or simply stepping away from the structure of the day.
The shoreline is approximately a two-minute walk from the property, allowing direct and immediate access to the coast.
As the afternoon shifts, the wider character of the location begins to show. Awaji’s west-facing coastline is known for its sunsets, and this position allows them to unfold fully. The horizon remains uninterrupted, the colour holds longer, and the transition into evening is gradual.
There is a consistency to this pattern — one that repeats without becoming repetitive.
Beyond the water, the surrounding landscape provides contrast and depth. Roads extend through low hills and farmland, creating space for walking, cycling, or simply moving without direction. The environment does not demand activity, but it allows for it.
The main swimming beach is approximately a five-minute drive from the property, offering calm water, parking, and space for family use, light camping, and day access.
Beachside camping remains possible with simple, self-contained setups. For those seeking a more structured experience, nearby glamping facilities provide an alternative without disconnecting from the natural setting.
A glamping facility is located directly across the street, adding further flexibility for short-term stays or visiting guests.
This is not a lifestyle defined by occasional use. It is one that becomes part of everyday living. This aligns with reasons to invest in Japanese real estate
海近くの家として、日常の中に自然が入り込む環境です。
Landscape — Sea and Hills
Looking west, the ocean defines the outlook — open, uninterrupted, and constantly changing in light and colour.
Looking east, the setting shifts to rolling hills, farming communities, and multiple Kominka — traditional rural homes that reflect the deeper character of Awaji Island.
These hills are not simply visual. They are accessible and usable. The area supports walking and rambling through a working rural landscape that remains active and lived in.
Location — Ei-Nishitani, Awaji City
Ei-Nishitani occupies a quieter position along Awaji Island’s coastline, where development has remained measured and the landscape continues to define the area.
Homes are present but not dense. The spacing between properties creates a sense of openness, supported by a mix of local residences and second homes that contribute to a stable, established environment.
Traffic is minimal. Movement through the area is predictable. The overall pace remains consistent throughout the year.
The coastline is accessible without heavy commercial overlay. There are no resort strips, no dense clusters of short-term accommodation — only a working coastal setting that has evolved gradually while retaining its original structure.
The hills behind provide both shelter and visual framing, reinforcing the sense of being positioned within the landscape rather than imposed upon it.
This stability is one of the defining characteristics of the area.
淡路島の海辺物件エリアとして、落ち着いた住環境が維持されています。
Awaji Island — Position and Access
Awaji Island sits in a position that is increasingly difficult to replicate — connected, yet separate.
From the property, Kobe can be reached in approximately one hour by car. Osaka is also within practical reach. This allows for access to urban centres when required, without carrying the weight of daily congestion or density.
The Gateway to Awaji Island
Every visit begins with the Akashi Kaikyō Bridge — the longest suspension bridge span on earth at 1,991 metres, an engineering landmark recognised worldwide. Crossing it is an experience in itself: to one side, the shimmering expanse of the Seto Inland Sea; to the other, the broad sweep of Osaka Bay. The light shifts, the water changes colour, and by the time you reach the island, you have already left the city behind.
Since around 2010, the island has undergone strong and steady, structured development supported by Hyogo Prefecture and Awaji City. Infrastructure has improved, road networks have been refined, and a vast array of selected commercial projects have been introduced with care.
Importantly, this has been achieved without overdevelopment. The island retains its open character, and the balance between accessibility and space remains intact.
This balance continues to attract both full-time residents and second-home buyers seeking proximity without compromise.
It is not isolation — it is separation with access.
Practical Living
Despite its coastal setting, daily life here remains straightforward and manageable.
Supermarkets, clinics, and essential services are all within a short driving distance, supporting consistent, year-round living. The island functions as a working residential environment rather than a seasonal destination.
For families, Awaji City provides access to local public schools, reinforcing the practicality of full-time residence. Infrastructure is stable, services are reliable, and daily requirements are easily met.
This allows the property to operate across multiple use cases without adjustment — as a primary residence, a second home, or a combination of both. For financing considerations, see building credit with Japanese banks for real estate
海近物件として、居住用・別荘の両方に適した立地です.
Enquiry
Homes that combine open ocean views, functional design, and accessible location remain limited on Awaji Island.
If you are seeking a property that is ready to use, easy to live in, and positioned within one of the island’s more stable coastal areas, this home is available for your inspection now. Contact us to arrange a private inspection.