Spacious Land Plot in Okinawa's Serene Nakijin Village
This expansive land plot, located in the Yonamine area of Nakijin Village, Okinawa Prefecture, offers a rare opportunity to embrace a lifestyle connected to nature. Spanning approximately 1,924 square meters (about 582 tsubo), this flat, vacant lot is designated as wilderness and is situated within an agricultural promotion zone, meaning an exclusion application is required for development. The property is accessed from a south-facing private road with no associated burden for the owner. The transfer of the property is subject to consultation.
The listing agent, Ryubi Real Estate, provides comprehensive support for prospective buyers. A critical note from the agent addresses the foremost concern when purchasing a home: the housing loan. The company has no designated bank and instead offers proposals for banks and loan plans tailored to the customer's situation and desires. Their staff is ready to answer various questions, such as how to keep monthly payments to a certain amount, whether purchase is possible without a down payment, explanations about group credit life insurance, which bank is best, and the suitability of online banks.
The company highlights several appeal points for their properties, including Design Housing Performance Evaluation, Construction Housing Performance Evaluation, a 10-year warranty on the main structural parts of the building, extended building warranty, eligibility for housing subsidies, and housing loan tax reductions. They also note they have many unlisted properties and encourage visitors to view their website when considering new custom-built houses, land, used houses, or used condominiums.
The surrounding area of Nakijin is rich in history and natural beauty. It is home to the UNESCO World Heritage site Nakijin Castle Ruins, a magnificent gusuku (Ryukyuan castle) offering breathtaking views and a profound sense of Okinawa's royal past. The region provides a tranquil escape from urban life, perfect for those dreaming of building a home surrounded by Okinawa's lush greenery and deep cultural heritage.
