Land for Sale in Uruma City, Okinawa: A Well-Sized Plot for Your Dream Home
This 159 square meter (approximately 48 tsubo) plot of land in the Gushikawa area of Uruma City, Okinawa, offers a manageable and well-proportioned canvas for building your ideal home. The property is situated on a breezy, elevated plateau, providing pleasant natural ventilation and a sense of openness. The size is described as "just right"—not too large—making it easier to plan your home, parking, and garden without feeling overwhelmed, allowing for a comfortable and realistic custom home project.
Critical agent notes have been translated for full clarity. The price note states: "※The price is for the land after development." This confirms the listed price reflects the cost of the plot once site preparation and groundwork are complete. The property's utilities include propane gas, a public water supply, and a sewer system. A special remark from the agent encourages potential buyers: "Feel free to inquire about the 'CBD Series' and building plans (structures)." This indicates the seller or associated builder is ready to discuss specific home designs and construction options tailored to this plot.
The land is officially classified as "wilderness" (原野) but is within a Category II Residential District, permitting residential construction. It is a corner lot with road frontage on a 9.8-meter wide street to the east. The building-to-land ratio is 60% with a floor area ratio of 200%. The sale is an exclusive intermediary transaction for a privately owned plot with no private road burdens.
The Gushikawa area of Uruma City is a vibrant part of central Okinawa, known for its blend of residential comfort and access to the island's rich culture and coastline. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Kaichu Doro (Ocean Road) is a famous scenic causeway built across the sea, offering stunning views. The closest major tourist attraction is the iconic Katsuren Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site with breathtaking panoramic views of the East China Sea and a deep connection to the Ryukyu Kingdom's history.
