Libre Garden Yaeze Town Gushichan: A Newly Built Wooden Home in Okinawa
This property, known as Libre Garden Yaeze Town Gushichan Building No. 2, is a newly constructed, two-storey wooden house located in the tranquil setting of Gushichan, Yaeze Town, Okinawa Prefecture. Completed in June 2025, this home is part of a development offering modern living in a community-oriented environment. The property is designated as a Long-term Excellent Housing certified property, signifying it meets high standards for quality, durability, and energy efficiency, which can be beneficial for tax deductions and loans.
The house features a spacious 3LDK layout, providing three bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen. With a total floor area of approximately 104.33 square meters (about 31.6 tsubo), the interior is designed for comfort and functionality. Key equipment includes a system kitchen with a counter and water purifier, propane gas, a bathroom dryer, a vanity and washbasin, two toilets, a separate washstand, a walk-in closet, and under-floor storage. The property also includes a monitor-equipped intercom. It is important to note that certain items are available as optional extras: screen doors, lighting, a 'nure-en' (a type of veranda that gets wet), curtain rails, a waterproof pan, and a carport.
The construction is wood and other materials. A special note from the agent clarifies that if there are any discrepancies between the provided drawings and the actual condition of the property, the actual condition will take precedence. The land size is a generous 135.58 square meters (about 41 tsubo), which includes a garden, and there is parking space for three vehicles. The balcony offers an additional 5 square meters (about 1.5 tsubo) of outdoor space.
The property is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from the Gushichan bus stop, providing easy access to local transportation. The area of Yaeze Town offers a more relaxed pace of life compared to the urban center of Naha, while still being within a reasonable distance. An interesting historical fact about the region is that it is home to several 'gusuku' sites, which are ruined castles unique to the Ryukyu Islands and are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites. The closest major landmark is the Seifa Utaki, a sacred grove that was one of the most important spiritual sites for the Ryukyu Kingdom, located a short drive away.
This home presents an opportunity for a comfortable and modern lifestyle in Okinawa, with its new construction, certified quality, and practical layout making it a compelling choice.
