Listening to the gentle murmur of the Gokurakuji River flowing beside the platform while waiting for the train, mornings at this station promise a peaceful day ahead.

Founded in 1259, Gokurakuji Temple now retains only its main gate and hall.  

Yet the serene atmosphere of the area seems to emanate from this historic site, offering a profound sense of tranquility.

On the way from Gokurakuji Station, you pass charming local establishments such as bakeries, cafes, bicycle shops, and tatami mat stores—small businesses that bring comfort to the neighborhood. After walking for about 4 minutes, you arrive at the property I am introducing today.

A prime spot to view the Enoden!
Set against a bamboo grove backdrop, this property offers a delightful view of the classic Enoden train passing by—a truly unique and enjoyable location.

Situated in Gokurakuji 3-chome, it’s a place where dreams can take shape and has the potential to become a local landmark.

This plot of land spans 204.28sqm. 2198.94sqft., with 12 meters on its southeast side connected to a 4-meter-wide public road. The openness ensures sunlight throughout the day. 

Not only is it close to the station, but this property also boasts excellent access to the sea! A straight walk of about 600 meters along the public road leads you to Inamura Beach. Whether by bike or on foot, reaching the ocean is an indulgent convenience.

 This property offers a luxurious opportunity to embrace Kamakura's charm fully.

Why not take a stroll through this site together? I look forward to hearing from you!