Comprehensive Details on Sekisui House's Common Stage Akiyoshi Development Plot
This listing presents a plot of land for sale within the "Common Stage Akiyoshi" development in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture. The property is a building-conditioned land sale, meaning the purchase is contingent upon entering into a construction contract with the seller, Sekisui House Co., Ltd., within a specified period. The plot offers a generous land area of approximately 220.83 square meters, situated in a quiet residential area designated as a Category I Medium-to-High-Rise Exclusive Residential District.
Critical agent notes have been provided and are translated as follows. Under Equipment/Facilities, the land is noted as "Completed (Lot 1)." The Special Notes/Remarks contain essential contractual and financial details: "● Burden fees/Water supply membership fee: 82,500 yen per lot (tax included). ● Other regulations/Toyama City Landscape Town Development Ordinance. ● The land sale contract for this subdivision lot will take effect on the condition that a construction work contract is concluded with the seller, Sekisui House Co., Ltd., within 3 months after the contract is signed. If a construction work contract is not concluded by the deadline, the land sale contract will be definitively voided, and any received earnest money, etc., will be promptly refunded in full without interest."
The development emphasizes long-term homeowner support through Sekisui House's "Maintenance Support" program, which includes planned maintenance and permanent data storage. The property also comes with an "Initial 30-Year Warranty & U-Truss System," extending structural and waterproofing guarantees beyond the standard 10-year period and offering a renewable 10-year re-guarantee system thereafter. The area is family-friendly, with several supermarkets and drugstores within walking distance, and offers convenient access to major roads like National Routes 3 and 6. The nearest major rail hub is Toyama Station, approximately a 14-19 minute drive away.
