Servas Town Minami Sako 7 Bancho: New Build Homes at the Foot of Mt. Bizan
Servas Town Minami Sako 7 Bancho is a new residential development offering two distinct lots in a quiet residential area of Tokushima City, just one street away from main roads. The development is situated at the foot of Mt. Bizan, providing a lifestyle in harmony with nature while offering convenient access for commuting, schooling, and leisure.
The property details include essential agent notes. The equipment and registration numbers are: Lot 5: No. 244 (July 1, 2025), Lot 12: No. 185 (June 11, 2025). Important remarks clarify layout abbreviations: FR=Free Room, FC=Family Closet, SIC=Shoes-in Closet. Critical notes state that the published floor plans are based on drawings from the planning stage and may differ somewhat from the actual construction. Furthermore, details are subject to change due to construction relations, and buyers should confirm details with the construction drawings. Exterior stones and tiles are shown to indicate the approximate construction range.
Additional special notes confirm that Lots 5 and 12 are currently being accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Prospective buyers wishing to visit must make a prior reservation via the web or telephone and come to the local sales office. Required documents for the visit include recent proof of income (for those planning to use a housing loan), loan statements for other borrowings if applicable, personal identification (such as a driver's license), and a seal (a registered seal is acceptable). The listing also contains disclaimers: aerial photos were taken around the site in May 2025 and have been CG processed; environmental and facility photos were taken in April 2025; distance displays are approximate map distances from the site, with walking times calculated at 80 meters per minute (rounded up); and the published map is an illustrative image and may differ from reality.
The homes are well-equipped with modern amenities. Each unit features a solar power generation system (surplus power buyback type, though no storage battery is included) to reduce household energy costs. Other standard features include resin sash windows for superior insulation, a mail and parcel delivery box for receiving packages when away, a 200V EV outlet plus an external outlet for eco-cars, a super-clean range hood with an oil-catch mechanism, a bathroom heater/dryer, Kirei Thermo flooring for easy cleaning, a seamless one-piece formation kitchen counter, and a new 'tema-nashi' drain for easy cleaning.
The area is rich in natural beauty and culture. Tokushima Prefecture is famous for the Awa Odori, one of Japan's most renowned traditional dance festivals held every August. The closest major landmark is the scenic Mt. Bizan, which offers panoramic views of the city and is accessible by ropeway, providing a perfect spot for hiking and enjoying nature throughout the year.
