Leo Garden Takanedai 6-Chome: A Bright and Open Building Plot in Funabashi
This building plot, Leo Garden Takanedai 6-Chome, offers a rare and open location in Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture. The land is situated facing roads on both its north and south sides, creating a spacious and unconfined feel. This orientation ensures excellent sunlight and ventilation, fostering a bright and airy living environment ideal for a new home.
The property is sold with a building condition, meaning the purchase contract is contingent upon signing a construction contract with the designated builder, Leo Garden, within a set period. This arrangement provides a streamlined path to creating a custom home. The agent notes for equipment and facilities state: "Completed, therefore omitted," indicating that as this is a vacant plot, details on installed equipment are not applicable.
Leo Garden, the seller and agent, is a local developer with over 4,200 construction projects in the Funabashi and Narashino areas. They offer their "Leo Autocouture Housing" service, which aims to provide freely designed homes at accessible prices with high-standard specifications included. Proposed home features include a modern kitchen, an evolved unit bath for a more enjoyable bathing experience, a compact yet high-capacity washbasin vanity, a tankless toilet, an electric shutter with remote control, eco-friendly Aquafoam insulation that uses water instead of fluorocarbons, a smart key system for the entrance door, and thermally efficient resin sash windows to reduce condensation.
The plot itself is a regular, flat corner lot with a land area of 121.18 square meters. The surrounding neighborhood is a settled residential area with excellent convenience for daily life and family-raising. Key amenities are within a short walk, including AEON Takanekido supermarket (3-minute walk), Funabashi Kodomonoki Nursery (7-minute walk), and Takanedai Third Elementary School (7-minute walk). For healthcare, Chiba Tokushukai Hospital is an 8-minute walk away. The location is highly accessible, with Keisei-Matsudo Line's Takanekido Station a 6-minute walk and Takanekōdan Station an 8-minute walk away, providing easy rail access.
The Funabashi area is part of the greater Tokyo Bay region and is known for its blend of residential comfort and green spaces. An interesting local fact is that the city is home to the Funabashi Andersen Park, a massive family-oriented park complex with European-style gardens, playgrounds, and museums, offering a delightful recreational escape. The closest major tourist attraction from this property is the historic Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, a major Buddhist temple complex in nearby Narita City, easily accessible via the Keisei Line from Takanekido Station.
