Land for Sale in Shimonoeseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture
This 210.04 square meter (approximately 63.53 tsubo) plot of land is available for purchase in the Kamikoigahama area of Higashitoyoi, Shimonoeseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The property is offered at a price of 6.35 million yen, with a price per tsubo of 100,000 yen. The land is situated in a corner location with road frontage of 9 meters to the south and 13 meters to the east, providing excellent access from both directions. It is located within a City Planning Area designated as an Urbanization Promotion Area, zoned as a Category I Exclusive Residential District, with a building coverage ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%.
Critical agent notes have been provided for this listing. The current status (現況) notes that there is an old house on the property, and it will be delivered as cleared land. Viewings can be arranged by appointment free of charge, and interested parties are encouraged to inquire with their preferred dates. The remarks (備考) further clarify the conditions: the property will be delivered after the demolition of the existing structure, there are no building conditions attached to the sale, east-west access is excellent, and the plot is within the catchment areas for Toyoi Elementary School and Shimonoeseki Junior High School. This lack of building conditions provides significant freedom for the buyer to design and construct a new home according to their specific vision and requirements.
The area of Shimonoeseki offers a blend of coastal living and convenient amenities. An interesting local fact is that the city's name, which means "under the pine tree," is said to originate from a large pine tree that once served as a landmark for sailors. The property is within a 29-minute walk of JR Shimonoeseki Station on the Sanyo Main Line, providing rail connections along the coast. While the immediate area is residential, the region is known for its scenic beauty and historical sites. The closest major landmark is the iconic Kintai Bridge (Kintaikyo), a historic wooden arch bridge in nearby Iwakuni, renowned for its unique construction and picturesque setting, approximately a 30-minute drive away.
