Vacant Land Plot in Usuki City, Oita Prefecture
This vacant land plot, registered as No. 010 in the Usuki City Vacant Land Bank, presents a prime opportunity for residential development in a convenient and established neighborhood. The property is a 97.3 square meter (approximately 29.43 tsubo) corner lot located in the Suwa district of Usuki City, Oita Prefecture. With a price of 1.7 million yen, it offers an affordable entry point for building a custom home.
The land is classified as residential land within a Category 1 Exclusive Residential Zone, with a building coverage ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%. It is currently vacant and ready for immediate construction, with no attached building conditions, allowing for a swift handover. The lot benefits from a municipal road approximately 4 meters wide and is situated within a developed residential area that has undergone land readjustment, ensuring stable infrastructure and a settled community atmosphere.
Critical utility information, as provided in the agent notes, confirms the availability of essential services. The property is connected to the public water supply system. For sewage, it utilizes a combined treatment johkasou (septic tank) system. This information is vital for planning any construction project on the site.
The location is notably convenient for daily life, with a convenience store just 0.6km away and a supermarket within 1.0km. For transportation, JR Nippo Main Line's Kumazaki Station is about a 19-minute walk, and the Usuki Interchange on the highway is 3.8km away. The area is also within proximity to local schools and the Usuki City Hall.
Usuki City is renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage, most famously for the Usuki Stone Buddhas, a group of magnificent Buddhist cliff carvings designated as a National Treasure and a candidate for UNESCO World Heritage status. This unique historical site, along with the city's well-preserved samurai district, makes the region deeply attractive for those interested in Japanese history and culture.
