Land for Sale in Suginami, Tokyo: A Prime Residential Plot with No Construction Conditions
This prime plot of land, located in the desirable Shimo-Takaido 4-chome area of Suginami Ward, Tokyo, presents a rare opportunity for custom home construction. The property is situated within a low-rise residential zone, offering a peaceful living environment while maintaining excellent access to central Tokyo via the Keio Inokashira Line's Hamadayama Station, just a 13-minute walk away. An alternative route is available via the Keio Line's Kami-Kitazawa Station, a 14-minute walk.
Critical agent notes have been translated to provide essential details. The property's Equipment/Facilities are noted as Completed, indicating the land development work is finished. The Special Notes/Remarks contain vital legal and planning information: No construction conditions / Irregularly shaped lot / Land readjustment project area / Subject to the Landscape Act / Subject to land development work regulation area / Subject to the Cultural Properties Protection Law / Quasi-fire prevention zone / Includes a 2.38m² setback portion / Management number: 602831. The absence of construction conditions means the buyer has complete freedom to design and build their dream home without being tied to a specific builder or plan, a significant advantage. The notes about various regulations (Landscape Act, Cultural Properties Protection Law, etc.) are crucial for any future building plans and must be carefully considered during the design phase.
The land itself spans 85.86 square meters. The area is characterized as a quiet, low-rise residential neighborhood, with local amenities including the Suginami Ward Tounokami Park within a short walk. For daily necessities, the Super Value Suginami Takaido store is approximately 1.2km away. The property falls within the First Category Low-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone, with a building-to-land ratio of 40% and a floor area ratio of 80%, guiding the scale of any future construction.
An interesting fact about the Suginami area is its rich literary history; it was home to many famous Japanese novelists and poets in the early 20th century, earning parts of the ward a reputation as a cultural hub. The closest major landmark is the beautiful and expansive Inokashira Park, located a few stations away on the Keio Inokashira Line. This famous park features a large pond, boating, the Ghibli Museum, and serene walking paths, making it a premier recreational destination for residents and tourists alike.
