Discover Nordic-Inspired Living in Saitama's Hillside Forest
This new development, Hillside Forest, offers a collection of 12 detached homes in Saitama City, blending urban convenience with natural serenity. The property draws inspiration from Nordic lifestyle principles, focusing on enjoying comfortable time, living with just the right sense of distance, and embracing sustainable living.
Critical agent notes provide detailed specifications for the various unit types. The development includes multiple floor plans, such as a 4LDK with a walk-in closet, shoe closet, and pantry, featuring a land area of 116.74 sqm and a building area of 107.04 sqm. Other options include a 4LDK with a walk-in closet and pantry (115.75 sqm land / 100.40 sqm building), a 4LDK with a walk-in closet, family closet, shoe closet, and pantry (112.39 sqm land / 99.67 sqm building), a 3LDK with a study corner, pantry, family closet, and shoe closet (111.11 sqm land / 99.67 sqm building), a 4LDK with a walk-in closet, family closet, and pantry (107.26 sqm land / 95.22 sqm building), a 2LDK with a walk-in closet, family closet, shoe closet, and pantry (117.09 sqm land / 100.00 sqm building), a 3LDK with four walk-in closets, a shoe closet, and pantry (115.76 sqm land / 103.28 sqm building), a 5LDK with a walk-in closet and pantry (110.10 sqm land / 103.97 sqm building), and a 3LDK with three walk-in closets, a backyard, and pantry (107.10 sqm land / 94.39 sqm building).
Important sales notes specify that the listed prices include the 10% consumption tax on the building. Buildings 1, 2, and 10 are model homes and will be sold with furniture, lighting, curtains, etc., with a viewing period available even after contract signing. The viewing period for these model homes lasts until April 19, 2026, with scheduled handover on May 15, 2026. Building 11 will be sold by lottery, with applications closing at 5:00 PM on August 7, 2026, and the lottery held at 5:30 PM the same day at the My Home Plaza store. Standard equipment includes public water supply, Tokyo Electric Power and others, city gas, main sewer, car space, exterior work, planting, and a full set of other attached equipment.
The homes are designed with modern aesthetics and advanced ecology, featuring the "GXgrade" standard for energy efficiency exceeding ZEH levels. The development includes a 6.0m wide internal road to foster community. The "Light of Home Scenery Agreement" ensures a warm, welcoming streetscape with automatic exterior lighting.
The area of Saitama City offers a harmonious blend of city life and green spaces. An interesting local fact is that Saitama is one of Japan's youngest prefectures, officially established in 1871 during the Meiji Restoration. The closest major landmark is the historic Hikawa Shrine in nearby Omiya, a significant cultural site known for its long approach lined with hundreds of majestic cedar trees.
