Prime Residential Land in Kin, Okinawa
This 192.83 square meter plot of land in Kin, Kin Town, Okinawa, presents an excellent opportunity for building your dream home. The property is ideally located within an approximate 10-minute walk from Nakagawa Elementary School, making it a highly recommended residential site. The seller is the listing company, Home21 Trust Real Estate, meaning no brokerage commission is required for the purchase.
Critical property notes and remarks, translated from the agent's Japanese details, are as follows. The sale is "as-is, where-is" (現状有姿売買). The final payment procedure will occur after the land subdivision (分筆) is completed. On the premises, there is a utility pole on the northeast side. There is an encroachment issue involving a fence from the neighboring property to the west. The property has access to tap water (上水道) but does not have a sewer connection; installation of a septic tank (浄化槽) is necessary. Side ditches (側溝) are present. The agent strongly recommends contacting them by phone for inquiries, as email responses may be delayed or lead to miscommunication. The Nago office can be reached at 0980-43-0841. The company prides itself on attentive service to client needs, introducing better homes, providing after-sales follow-up, and building a foundation of "peace of mind" and "trust" so clients feel they made the right choice. For those considering a mortgage, they offer consultations for preliminary loan screening and simulations to help establish a feasible financial plan for a better home search.
Additional price remarks specify that a deposit and stamp duty costs will be required at the time of contract signing. The land is classified as undeveloped land (原野) with no designated use zone. It has road frontage on multiple sides (north, northeast, east, southeast, south, southwest, west, northwest) with a high floor area ratio of 400% and a building coverage ratio of 70%. The land rights are ownership with no private road burden.
The area of Kin Town in northern Okinawa offers a more relaxed pace of life compared to the urban south, surrounded by lush greenery. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Camp Hansen, a US Marine Corps base, has a history intertwined with the post-war development of the region. For a major tourist attraction, the stunning beaches of the Motobu Peninsula, including the famous Emerald Beach and the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, are within a reasonable driving distance, offering world-class marine life exhibits and coastal beauty.
