Sekisui House "Common Stage Nishikimachi" Land Plot with Building Condition
This is a land plot for sale in Oita City, Oita Prefecture, offered by Sekisui House under a building condition agreement. The plot, part of the "Common Stage Nishikimachi" development, is a flat, corner lot with no elevation changes, offering high planning flexibility and an easy-to-live-on layout. Its location in a residential area away from main roads ensures a quiet environment with minimal traffic.
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The equipment/facilities are listed as "Completed (1)." Important remarks include: The area is a quasi-fire prevention zone and falls under the Cultural Properties Protection Law (as a known buried cultural property area: the medieval Otomo Funaicho site). Additional costs required at the time of construction include a water supply pipe diameter share fee of 154,000 yen (tax included, for 20mm diameter), a design review and completion inspection fee of 4,000 yen, and a meter box cost of 19,239 yen (tax included). Walking times are calculated at 1 minute per 80 meters. Distances and times may vary depending on the route. Crucially, the land sale contract for this plot becomes valid on the condition that a building construction contract is concluded with the seller, Sekisui House Co., Ltd., within three months of signing the land contract. If the building contract is not concluded within this period, the land sale contract becomes definitively void, and any received deposits will be promptly refunded in full without interest.
The area is conveniently located in central Oita City, offering a blend of accessibility and a calm atmosphere. The Nishikimachi 3-chome bus stop is a 5-minute walk, and JR Oita Station (Funaichuo Exit) is approximately a 24-minute walk, providing good access for commuting and shopping. An interesting historical fact about Oita is that it was a major port for trade with Portugal and other European nations in the 16th century, earning it the nickname "Nanban Bōeki" (Southern Barbarian Trade) hub. The closest major landmark is the historic Usuki Stone Buddhas, a national treasure and UNESCO World Heritage site featuring over 60 magnificent cliff-carved Buddha statues, located a short drive from the city.
