Land for Sale in Katsushika, Tokyo: A Prime Residential Plot with No Building Conditions
This residential land plot, located in the Higashi-Horikiri 3-chome area of Tokyo's Katsushika Ward, presents a rare opportunity for those seeking to build their custom home. The property is a completed, ready-to-build plot with a total land area of 49.09 square meters. It is situated within a 13-minute walk from the Keisei Main Line's Ohanajaya Station, providing convenient access to central Tokyo.
Critical agent notes have been translated and provide essential details for potential buyers. The Equipment/Facilities are noted as Completed, indicating the plot is fully developed and ready for construction. The Special Notes/Remarks contain several key points: No building conditions, meaning there is no obligation to use a specific house builder, granting the buyer complete freedom in their choice of architect or construction company. The land is located within a Residential Land Development Work Regulation Zone and a Quasi-Fire Prevention District, which may impose specific construction standards. A portion of the land, measuring 8.28 square meters, is designated as a private road. The property's management number is 592149.
The plot is designated for First Category Medium-to-High-Rise Exclusive Residential use, with a building-to-land ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 160%. It is a rectangular, well-shaped lot with public utilities including city gas, water, and sewerage already connected. The surrounding neighborhood offers daily conveniences with several supermarkets within a short walking distance.
The Katsushika area is known for its rich history and traditional atmosphere, featuring numerous waterways and parks. An interesting local fact is that Katsushika is home to the historic Shibamata Taishakuten Temple, a famous temple known for its detailed wooden carvings and serene garden, which has been a popular filming location for classic Japanese cinema. The area provides a blend of residential calm and cultural depth, making it a unique part of Tokyo to call home.
