Spacious Land Plot in Higashionna, Yaese Town with Excellent Sunlight
This substantial land plot in Higashionna, Yaese Town, Okinawa, offers a rare opportunity to build your dream home on a generous 488.43 square meters (approximately 147.75 tsubo). The property has undergone a significant price reduction, now listed at 28.1 million yen, resulting in an attractive price per tsubo of approximately 190,000 yen. The land is characterized as flat, vacant land (更地) with excellent sunlight and faces a north-side road with a width of over 6 meters.
According to the agent's notes, the property's equipment and conditions include a flat terrain, being fully vacant, and front road access of 6 meters or more. The only utility explicitly mentioned is the availability of a water supply (上水道). A critical special note is that due to being in a relaxation zone (緩和区域), only residential buildings are permitted for construction. Furthermore, due to road access regulations (接道の関係), subdivision of the land is not possible (分筆不可). The location is highly convenient, with Higashionna Elementary School just a 3-minute walk away and the junior high school a 5-minute walk.
The property is situated within an Urbanization Control Area (市街化調整区域), with no specific land use district designated. The building-to-land ratio (建ぺい率) is 60% and the floor area ratio (容積率) is 200%. The land category is currently registered as farmland (畑). The transaction is handled as an exclusive intermediary (専任媒介), and there is no private road burden (私道負担無し). The handover date is negotiable (相談).
The area of Yaese Town in southern Okinawa offers a blend of residential calm and natural beauty. An interesting local fact is that the town is home to the iconic "Gyokusendo" cave, part of the Okinawa World cultural theme park, which is one of Japan's longest limestone caves. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning coastline of Itoman City, a short drive away, which is famous for its dramatic cliffs and historical significance related to the Battle of Okinawa.
