Prime Vacant Land for Sale in Kami-Gori Town, Hyogo Prefecture
This vacant land plot, designated for sale as "C-30," offers a rare opportunity to build a home in a convenient yet peaceful location within Hyogo Prefecture's Kami-Gori Town. The property is situated approximately 1 km from a shopping center and a mere 250 meters from a sports center and park, ensuring daily necessities and recreational facilities are within easy reach. The area is further enhanced by a nearby riverside embankment lined with cherry trees, allowing residents to enjoy the beauty of all four seasons.
Critical agent notes have been translated to provide essential details. The property's equipment and infrastructure include public water supply, sewerage, and municipal water. Important special notes clarify the land composition: 244.62 square meters are classified as residential land, while 191 square meters are agricultural land. Information regarding the neighborhood association requires separate discussion. Please note that depending on the specific location of the property, there may be areas subject to legal restrictions.
The property's key features highlight its desirable setting: it is close to the starting station of the train line, situated in a quiet residential area, and offers a riverside location. The downtown area is nearby, yet surrounding traffic is relatively light. Additional conveniences include proximity to a tennis court and a supermarket. The land will be delivered as vacant, providing a blank canvas. The views encompass rural scenery and mountains.
The plot itself is a substantial 435.62 sqm (approximately 131.77 tsubo) and is being sold with clear ownership rights. It is a corner plot with no building conditions attached, allowing for immediate construction upon transfer. The location is served by essential utilities including water, sewer, city gas, and electricity, with side ditches also in place.
The surrounding area of Kami-Gori Town in Hyogo offers a blend of rural charm and accessibility. An interesting local fact is that the town is part of the historic Harima Province, known for its samurai heritage and traditional crafts. For a major tourist attraction, residents are within a reasonable drive of the iconic Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned as one of Japan's most spectacular and well-preserved feudal castles.
