Smart Heim City Kanda: A New Development of Spacious Plots in Kisarazu
This is a newly developed land subdivision called Smart Heim City Kanda, located in Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture. The development consists of 14 plots, all over 50 tsubo (approximately 165 square meters) in size, developed by Sekisui Heim. The entire site is surrounded by spacious 6-meter wide public roads, creating a well-organized and comfortable living environment. The area adheres to townscape design guidelines, ensuring a consistently pleasant and maintained streetscape.
The agent notes provide detailed information on specific plots. Plot No. 1 features a spacious site over 60 tsubo, recommended for two-generation households or single-story homes. Plot No. 2 benefits from the townscape guidelines, which plan the garden on the opposite side of the road, offering a safe and private outdoor space. Plot No. 3 has a north-south elongated lot, allowing for a generous garden on the south side. Plot No. 11 faces a south road for excellent sunlight, with minimal level difference from the road for easy car parking. Plot No. 12 also has a south-facing road, enabling open planning. Plot No. 13 boasts a generous 6-meter wide front road, making parking easy. Plot No. 14 is presented as a canvas for designing your ideal home, whether for family time or creating a telework space.
Important conditions and notes are attached to this land sale. The property is sold with a building condition, requiring the buyer to enter into a housing construction contract with Tokyo Sekisui Heim Co., Ltd. within three months of the land sale contract. If a construction contract is not established within this period, the land sale contract becomes void and all money received will be refunded in full without interest. There is a townscape guideline in place. Building specifications are conditional on the installation of a solar power generation system, HEMS (Home Energy Management System), and an EV (Electric Vehicle) outlet. A water supply burden fee of 297,000 yen (tax included) for a 20mm diameter connection applies. The land is currently without a land category designation as it is a reserved lot within the Kanda West Specific Land Readjustment Project area. There is a district plan. Viewings are possible by appointment.
The Kanda area of Kisarazu offers convenient access, with the Kanda Bus Terminal providing connections to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 in about 36 minutes and other major stations in Tokyo and Kanagawa within an hour. The area is known for its quiet, family-friendly atmosphere with little traffic. An interesting local fact is that Kisarazu is part of the Boso Peninsula, a popular weekend getaway for Tokyo residents. The closest major tourist attraction is the iconic Tokyo Disney Resort, located across Tokyo Bay in Urayasu, easily accessible via the Aqua-Line bridge-tunnel.
