Green Village Oku Phase 8: A Prime Residential Plot in Setouchi
This listing presents a prime residential plot, Lot 20, within the Green Village Oku Phase 8 development in Setouchi City, Okayama Prefecture. This is one of 27 brand-new plots being subdivided in the Oku Elementary School area. The land is a level, rectangular plot with a total area of 186.11 square meters (approximately 56.30 tsubo), offering a spacious canvas for your dream home. The plot benefits from road frontage on two sides, providing excellent access and an open feel. To the south, a 5-meter wide public road with a 12-meter frontage is fully paved. Similarly, to the north, another 5-meter wide public road with a 12-meter frontage is also paved. The land is fully serviced with connections for electricity, propane gas, and a public water supply. A septic tank and side ditches are also in place. The total development area for this phase is 7,977.05 square meters.
As a direct sale from the developer, various associated costs are kept low for the buyer. Crucially, the land price includes the costs for water supply connection work and payments to the water utility, providing significant upfront savings and simplifying the process. The plot is designated as residential land, with a building-to-land ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%. The land is vacant and ready for immediate construction and transfer.
The property is situated in a convenient and peaceful location. The JR Akō Line's Oku Station is just a 7-minute walk (560 meters) away, offering easy rail access. Daily necessities are well-covered with several supermarkets and convenience stores, including Harozu Oku Store (320m) and Yume Town Oku (690m), within easy walking distance. The area is part of Setouchi City, known for its serene coastal landscapes and historical sites. A notable nearby landmark is the historic Okayama Korakuen Garden, one of Japan's Three Great Gardens, located approximately 30 kilometers away, offering a stunning example of traditional Japanese landscape design.
