Mixed-Use Property with Commercial and Residential Space in Haebaru, Okinawa
This property presents a unique mixed-use opportunity, featuring a reinforced concrete (RCB construction) two-story building. The layout is designated as 1st floor: shop (22.2 tsubo / approx. 73.4 sqm) and 2nd floor: residence (20.8 tsubo / approx. 68.8 sqm), offering a versatile setup for live-work arrangements or investment. The building totals approximately 43.1 tsubo (about 142.54 sqm) and sits on a land area of roughly 83.3 tsubo (about 275.45 sqm). Built in 2004, it is a two-story structure with a 2LDK layout, immediate occupancy availability, and includes on-site parking. The property is equipped with propane gas, a washbasin vanity unit, city water, and a sewer system.
The agent's notes emphasize that viewings are welcomed and encourage interested parties to contact them with any questions. The surrounding environment is highly convenient, with numerous amenities within a short walk or drive. These include Lawson Haebaru Kaneshiro Store (170m, 2-min walk), FamilyMart Haebaru Miyahira Store (350m, 5-min walk), BAKERY ADEMOK Haebaru Store (140m, 2-min walk), Marugame Seimen Haebaru Store (300m, 4-min walk), Nitori (700m, 9-min walk), Marudai Haebaru Store (1km, 2-min drive), AEON Haebaru Store (1.1km, 3-min drive), an ENEOS gas station (120m, 1-min drive), and the Haebaru Kita Interchange on the Naha Airport Expressway (1.6km, 6-min drive). Proximity to Haebaru Elementary School (600m, 8-min walk), Haebaru Junior High School (700m, 9-min walk), Okinawa Daiichi Hospital (400m, 6-min walk), and several banks adds to the location's practicality. Naha city center (near the prefectural office) is approximately 6.6km away, and Naha Airport is about 9.4km away.
The area of Haebaru offers a blend of suburban convenience and access to Okinawa's rich culture. An interesting fact about the region is that Haebaru was historically known for its thriving textile industry, particularly the production of bingata, a traditional Okinawan dyed fabric. For visitors and residents alike, a major nearby landmark is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Shuri Castle in Naha, a stunning reconstruction of the royal palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, located just a short drive from the property.
