Prime Land for Building Your Dream Home in Yoshinogawa, Tokushima
This 50.21 tsubo (approximately 166 square meters) plot of land in Maezawa, Yamakawacho, Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima Prefecture, presents an excellent opportunity to build a new home. The land is already well-prepared and leveled, making it easy to use and highly recommended for those looking to construct a house. The property is a vacant lot, ready for immediate development.
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The location offers superb convenience. Yoshinogawa City Yamakawa Junior High School is just a 7-minute walk (500 meters) away, while a 7-Eleven convenience store is a mere 2-minute walk (130 meters). The Marunaka and Kyoei supermarkets are both within a 6-minute walk (450 meters), placing daily necessities and schools within easy reach. The property is also a short 5-minute walk from both JR Tokushima Line's "Awa-Yamakawa" Station and the Yoshinogawa City alternative "Yamakawa Station," providing excellent access to public transport.
The land details are clearly defined. The plot has a total area of 166 sqm (registered), with no private road burden. It fronts a 5-meter wide road to the east, with a total road frontage width of 12 meters. There are no specific building coverage or floor area ratio restrictions listed, and the land use is classified as residential in an area outside of city planning zones.
The area around Yoshinogawa is part of the scenic Yoshino River basin, known for its beautiful natural landscapes and traditional culture. An interesting local fact is that the Yoshino River is famous for its traditional "Ukai" cormorant fishing, a centuries-old method that is still practiced today. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Iya Valley, part of the Mount Tsurugi Quasi-National Park, renowned for its deep gorges, historic vine bridges, and secluded villages.
