Land for Sale in Narashino, Funabashi City
This is a vacant residential lot located in the Narashino 2-chome area of Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture. The land measures 216.36 square meters (approximately 65.44 tsubo) and is situated in a quiet residential neighborhood. The site is currently cleared land with five standing trees. This property is offered without any building conditions, allowing the buyer the freedom to select their preferred home builder and design plan.
The surrounding area is well-equipped with commercial facilities, contributing to a convenient living environment. Nearby amenities include a FamilyMart convenience store (230 meters, 3-minute walk), MEGA Don Quijote Narashino store and Kojima x BicCamera Narashino store (550 meters, 7-minute walk), Yamada Denki Tech Land Funabashi store (800 meters, 10-minute walk), and a Maruetsu Higashi Narashino supermarket (900 meters, 12-minute walk).
Access to public transportation is available via the bus stop 'Narashinodai' (5-minute walk), which connects to 'Kita-Narashino' Station on the Toyo Rapid Railway (8-minute bus ride). Other transport options include 'Jieitaimae' bus stop (11-minute walk) from 'Tsudanuma' Station on the JR Sobu Line Rapid Service (13-minute bus ride), and 'Houwajigyoumae' bus stop (6-minute walk) from 'Yachiyodai' Station on the Keisei Main Line (9-minute bus ride).
The property is zoned for Category 1 residential use, with a building coverage ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%. The land is flat and the title is freehold (ownership rights). The delivery date is negotiable. Please note that utility mains (public water, public sewer, and gas) are laid beneath the front road but do not include connection pipes to the property; separate connection work and fees will be required. Additionally, a water meter is not installed, and a separate water supply application fee will apply upon use. There is no private road burden, and the property fronts a north-facing road that is 5.4 meters wide (with a 3-meter road contact width).
