Vacant Land in Okutama Town, Tokyo: A Prime Opportunity for Nature Lovers
This property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a sizable plot of vacant land in the scenic and tranquil setting of Okutama Town, located in the western mountains of Tokyo Metropolis. The land, designated as lot number 441-1 in the Koyashi area of Kotamba, offers a generous area of 195.5 square meters (approximately 59.13 tsubo). The asking price is set at 9.8 million yen, resulting in a competitive price per tsubo of approximately 165,700 yen.
According to the agent's notes, the property is in a vacant land (更地) condition and is ready for immediate handover. It is a corner lot, which often provides better access and light. The land is free of any building conditions, offering the new owner complete freedom to design and construct a home to their specifications. All essential utilities are available at the site, including water supply, sewerage, city gas, electricity, and side ditches. The property is being sold with full ownership rights.
The location is highly convenient for daily life, being just a 4-minute walk from JR Ome Line's Kori Station. The neighborhood is well-equipped with amenities, including an elementary school, a JA (Japan Agricultural Cooperative), a convenience store, and a post office all situated nearby, contributing to a favorable living environment. This listing is part of the Okutama Town Akiya Bank system, which requires registration for detailed procedures and property viewing arrangements.
Okutama Town is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustle of central Tokyo. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with activities like hiking, fishing, and kayaking readily available. An interesting fact about the region is that Lake Okutama, a major reservoir supplying water to Tokyo, is surrounded by pristine forests and offers breathtaking scenery. The closest major tourist attraction is the majestic Mount Mitake, a sacred mountain accessible via cable car, featuring ancient shrines, hiking trails, and spectacular views over the Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park.
