Spacious Residential Plot in Miyazaki's Cherry Hill District
This property is a newly developed residential plot located on a hilltop in the charming Sakuragaoka-cho district of Miyazaki City. The land, offered at 12.5 million yen, spans a generous 262.46 square meters (over 70 tsubo), providing ample space for your dream home. The site is delivered in its current condition, which includes an existing old house.
The listing agent, Century 21 Agent Step, highlights their unique service plans. They offer a "whole house buyout plan" where they handle the clearing out and disposal of unwanted items from the existing structure, making the process seamless for the buyer. Additionally, they provide a "home replacement plan" that allows the seller to continue living on the property for up to one year after the sale, facilitating a smooth transition.
The plot benefits from a 6-meter wide road to the east with no private road maintenance costs. The building-to-land ratio is 50% with a floor area ratio of 80%. The area is zoned as a Category 1 Low-Rise Residential District, ensuring a quiet living environment. Key nearby amenities include Miyazaki City Komatsudai Elementary School (1142m), Miyazaki City Ikume Junior High School (2488m), a DISCOUNT DRUG COSMOS store (606m), and the DiREX Otsuka shopping center (403m). The nearest major transport link is JR Hyuga Main Line's Miyazaki Jingu Station, approximately a 53-minute walk away.
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The Sakuragaoka area offers a peaceful residential setting. An interesting local fact is that the district's name, meaning "Cherry Hill," evokes the beautiful cherry blossoms the region is known for. The closest major tourist attraction is the historic and spiritually significant Miyazaki Jingu Shrine, a short distance from the namesake station, which is a central cultural site in Miyazaki Prefecture.
