Sekisui Heim Hikari Miyanoshita-cho Subdivision: A Secure and Modern Land Opportunity
This Sekisui Heim subdivision in Hikari City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, presents a rare opportunity to build a custom, high-quality home in a quiet residential area. The development features a total of eight plots, with four designated as Sekisui Heim building-conditioned lots. Currently, three plots are available for sale, offering a range of sizes and prices to suit different needs. Plot 4 is 191.81 square meters priced at 9.81 million yen, while Plots 7 and 8 are approximately 162 square meters each, priced at 8.14 million yen.
The agent's notes provide critical details. The equipment and facilities are noted as 'completed, therefore omitted.' Special remarks clarify that 'of the total 8 plots, the Sekisui Heim plots number 4.' It also states that 'Mapcode' and 'MAPCODE' are registered trademarks of Denso Corporation. The agent encourages interested parties to feel free to inquire.
This is a building-conditioned land sale, meaning the purchase contract is contingent upon signing a building contract with Sekisui Heim within a specified period. The homes built here will benefit from Sekisui Heim's renowned factory-built construction, ensuring consistent strength and quality. Key features include a raft foundation resistant to liquefaction, high-strength units designed to withstand major earthquakes, a box-frame structure for robustness, and a unit construction method that allows for rapid weatherproofing. The homes are equipped with a year-round air conditioning system (Comfort Airy) that gently warms the entire first floor, a home battery backup for power outages, a smart home navigation system (HEMS) for notifications, and a window lock monitoring service for security alerts via smartphone.
The area in Hikari City is a quiet residential neighborhood, ideal for families. An interesting local fact is that Hikari City is known for its connection to the sea and its role in aquaculture. The closest major tourist attraction is the iconic Kintai Bridge (Kintaikyo), a historically significant wooden arch bridge located approximately 30 kilometers away in the city of Iwakuni, a popular destination for its scenic beauty and castle grounds.
