Land for Sale in Mori Town, Hokkaido: A Prime Plot Near Lake Onuma
This is a residential land plot for sale in the scenic Mori Town, Hokkaido. The property consists of two combined lots totaling 499 square meters (approximately 150.94 tsubo) of flat, vacant land. It is designated as forest land but is optimally suited for residential use. There are no building conditions attached, offering complete freedom for construction. The property is located in a non-designated urban planning area with a building coverage ratio of 20% and a floor area ratio of 40%.
Key features and equipment notes translated from the agent's information include: Propane gas, electricity, water supply, sewerage, and a septic tank with pump-out system are available. The property is an IT-heavy explanation correspondence property, meaning detailed explanatory documents are prepared. The transaction format is general mediation. The agent's remarks note that inquiries should be made directly to the information-providing company listed on the property details page and that floor plans prioritize the actual condition of the property.
A significant advantage is the proximity to a management association office, which provides peace of mind for residents. The area is partially settled with permanent residents. Running costs include an annual land management fee of 12,600 JPY for plots under 500 sqm or 15,750 JPY for plots under 1,000 sqm. For combined land and building management, the fees are 25,200 JPY or 31,500 JPY per month, respectively. The property is ready for immediate handover.
The location is exceptionally convenient for golf enthusiasts and those seeking a retreat, situated just a 2-minute drive from the renowned Onuma Lake Golf Club. The surrounding area of Mori Town is part of the beautiful Oshima Peninsula, known for its volcanic landscapes and pristine nature. An interesting local fact is that nearby Lake Onuma is a quasi-national park famous for its numerous small islands covered in pine trees, formed by eruptions from Mount Komagatake. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Onuma Quasi-National Park itself, a popular destination for boating, hiking, and enjoying the serene Hokkaido scenery.
