Smart Town Saijo Jike II: A Land Plot with Building Conditions in Higashihiroshima
This property is a residential land plot for sale as part of the "Smart Town Saijo Jike II" development in Higashihiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture. The plot is sold with building conditions, meaning the purchase contract is contingent upon signing a building contract with a designated contractor within a specified period. If a building plan is not agreed upon, the land sale contract is voided and all payments are refunded. The development permit number for this project is Higashihiroshima Development Instruction (Inspection) No. 8.
The land itself offers a generous 187.94 square meters of space. It is a corner lot with frontage on a south-facing road, and the main access road is over 6 meters wide, ensuring easy vehicle access and parking. The property is situated within a First Category Medium-to-High-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone in a urbanization promotion area. Utilities include public water supply, an individual johkasou (septic tank) system for sewage, city gas, and electricity from Chugoku Electric Power.
The location is highly convenient for daily life, particularly for families. Teranishi Elementary School is approximately a 5-minute walk (400m) away, and a nursery school is within a 4-minute walk. For shopping, the Hiroshima CO-OP (Seikyo Hiroshima) is about an 11-minute walk (850m), and a convenience store is roughly a 2-minute drive. JR Jike Station on the Sanyo Main Line is accessible by a 17-minute walk or a 4-minute drive, providing regional rail connections.
The area of Higashihiroshima is renowned for its sake breweries, with the Saijo district being one of Japan's most famous sake-producing centers. A short trip from the property, visitors can explore the historic sake breweries along Sakagura Dori (Sake Storehouse Street), where many traditional buildings house tasting rooms. The closest major landmark is the scenic Mt. Dogo, a popular hiking destination offering panoramic views of the Hiroshima countryside.
