Prime Development Land in Itoman City, Okinawa
This exceptional land parcel in the sought-after Naza district of Itoman City, Okinawa, presents a rare opportunity for development. Spanning approximately 1,172 square meters (about 354.5 tsubo), the flat, vacant plot offers ample space to realize a custom project. The land is designated as farmland but is suitable for residential construction, making it ideal for agricultural practitioners or those looking to build a home. The property boasts a building coverage ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%, providing significant flexibility for design. The land fronts a 10.5-meter-wide road to the east with no private road burdens. The agent can introduce various house makers to assist with your building plans, whether for a residence, a storage facility, or a small-scale care home.
The agent's special notes provide crucial information for potential buyers. Regarding the home loan, which is a primary concern when purchasing a property, the agency states: "We do not have a designated bank. We will propose banks and home loan plans that suit your situation and wishes. Our staff will answer your various questions, such as: wanting to keep monthly payments to a certain amount, whether purchase is possible without a down payment, what mortgage life insurance is, which bank is good, and about online banks, etc."
Key appeal points for this property include: Design Housing Performance Evaluation, Construction Housing Performance Evaluation, 10-year warranty on the main structural parts of the building, extended building warranty, eligibility for the housing subsidy, and home loan tax reduction. The agent also notes they have "many unlisted properties" and encourages visitors to view their website for new custom-built homes, land, used custom-built homes, and used condominiums.
The area of Itoman is rich in history and natural beauty, known for its deep connections to Okinawan culture and the sea. A fascinating local fact is that Itoman is historically famous for its community of female divers, known as "ama," who have harvested seafood for centuries. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Peace Memorial Park, a national park dedicated to the lives lost in the Battle of Okinawa, featuring poignant monuments and beautiful coastal views.
