Spacious Residential Land in Soja City, Okayama
This 642.16 square meter (approximately 194.25 tsubo) plot of land presents an excellent opportunity for those looking to build their dream home while keeping land costs manageable. Located in the serene Yamada area of Soja City, the property offers a generous, well-shaped parcel ideal for a spacious single-story home. The land is currently vacant and level, ready for construction.
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The property is equipped with public water supply, a septic tank, and electricity. Road access is detailed as being on a single side to the north, with a 3.2-meter wide public road that is paved, providing 24 meters of frontage. A special note indicates a setback requirement of 9.6 square meters. Further remarks clarify important procedural and cost factors: a certification under Article 60 of the City Planning Act is required. In principle, a development permit is not needed, but consultation may result in one being necessary. The seller will finalize the boundary survey before handing over the property. A water meter connection (13mm) exists on the premises. Upgrading the water supply from 13mm to 20mm costs 82,500 yen, and there are additional sewerage-related fees of approximately 250,000 yen.
The area of Soja City is rich in history, being the former capital of the ancient Kibi Province. A major nearby landmark is the impressive Bitchu Kokubun-ji Temple, a historic national temple founded in the 8th century, offering a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural past. This peaceful region combines rural tranquility with deep historical roots, making it an appealing place to establish a home.
