Marubeni Fujizakura Villa Lot: A Spacious Plot with Majestic Mount Fuji Views
This expansive 1,255 square meter (approximately 379.63 tsubo) villa lot is situated within the prestigious Marubeni Fujizakura Villa Area in Narusawa Village, Yamanashi Prefecture. The property comprises three distinct plots and offers the rare opportunity to build a vacation home with direct, unobstructed views of Mount Fuji from the southern side of the land. Its location is highly convenient, being approximately 650 meters from the villa area entrance and only about 100 meters from the management office.
Critical agent notes provide essential details for prospective buyers. The property's utilities are supplied by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). A crucial legal note states that the sale of this land is based on the registered (public ledger) area. Adjustments or settlements will not be made for any increases or decreases found in an actual measured survey. Furthermore, several one-time contribution fees apply: a Repair Reserve Fund contribution of 400,000 yen (tax-exempt), a Water Facility Connection Fee of 200,000 yen (tax-exempt), and a Construction Work Contribution Fee (for building construction under 100m2) of 400,000 yen (tax-exempt). After building construction, annual charges include a basic water fee of 30,000 yen and an annual villa building contribution fee (for under 100m2) of 34,500 yen.
The area is governed by specific regulations as it lies within the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and is subject to local landscape formation rules. Building restrictions include a maximum of two stories and mandatory setbacks from roads and boundaries. Notably, commercial activities such as minpaku (private lodging) are prohibited by the management regulations. The villa community offers amenities including two tennis courts (one paid, one free).
The surrounding Fuji Five Lakes region is a premier destination for outdoor recreation, cultural experiences, and soaking in natural hot springs. An interesting historical fact is that Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Five Lakes, has inspired artists for centuries and was a favorite subject of the famous ukiyo-e printmaker Katsushika Hokusai. The closest major landmark is, unmistakably, the iconic and UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mount Fuji itself, which dominates the skyline and provides a breathtaking backdrop for this unique property.
