Land for Sale in Tsurugaoka, Sendai: A Blank Canvas in a Serene Residential Area
This 195.88 square meter (approximately 59.25 tsubo) plot of land is located in the quiet, green residential neighborhood of Tsurugaoka 4-chome in Sendai's Izumi Ward. The property offers a rare opportunity for custom home building with no construction conditions attached, allowing you to choose your preferred house maker and design your dream home from the ground up. The lot benefits from frontage on a spacious 6-meter-wide road, making access and parking convenient.
Critical agent notes provide essential details about the property's current state and regulations. The 現況 (Special Notes/Remarks) states: "There is an old house on the property, but vacant land handover is possible. If you wish to actually see it for free, please feel free to contact us with your preferred date." Furthermore, the 備考 (Special Notes/Remarks) outlines several important legal and physical conditions: "The land is in a residential land development work regulation zone, a height control district, and is subject to outdoor advertising regulations and the Urban Renaissance Special Measures Act (Residential Inducement Area). There is an existing structure on the land, and it will be handed over in its current condition (Type: Dwelling, Structure: Wooden 2-story building, Date of construction: October 1979, Floor area: 1st floor 57.96 sqm, 2nd floor 23.18 sqm, Total: 81.14 sqm). The current condition takes priority."
The area is characterized by its natural surroundings, making it ideal for daily walks, gardening, or even cultivating a home vegetable garden. The neighborhood is peaceful and well-established. An interesting fact about the Izumi Ward is that it is one of Sendai's newer wards, developed primarily in the latter half of the 20th century, and is known for its well-planned residential areas and abundance of green spaces. The closest major landmark and tourist attraction is the historic Sendai City Museum, located approximately 30 minutes away by car. The museum offers deep insights into the region's history, particularly the era of the famous samurai lord Date Masamune.
