Warehouse Property in Yame City with Archaeological Significance
This warehouse property, located at 492 Hirata, Yame City, Fukuoka Prefecture, presents a unique commercial opportunity. The building is a single-story, light-gauge steel structure built in April 2008, with a total floor area of 136.12 sqm (approximately 41.17 tsubo). The land area is a substantial 570.86 sqm (approx. 172.68 tsubo) and is designated as residential land. The property is currently vacant and is being offered for sale at a price of 7.98 million yen.
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The road access situation is detailed as one-sided: specifically, to the west, there is a 4.2-meter wide public paved road. Important remarks include that the property is within the precincts of the 'Hirata Ruins Group,' a designated cultural asset. Any construction work involving excavation requires prior notification to authorities. For water supply, there is a 100mm buried pipe in the road to the west, but no connection has been drawn into the property itself. Regarding sewage, the area is within a planned development zone. As of April 12, 2025, it is within an area eligible for subsidies for installing a combined septic tank, though this requires confirmation.
The property features a flagpole-shaped lot and is situated in a non-zoned urban planning area with no specific use district designation. It includes parking facilities. The location offers convenient access, with the Kawasaki Hospital Mae bus stop just a 5-minute walk away.
The area of Yame City is renowned for its traditional Yame tea production and beautiful rural landscapes. An interesting local fact is that Yame is also famous for its intricate and elegant Buddhist altars (butsudan) and lanterns, crafts that have been perfected over centuries. For visitors and residents alike, a major nearby tourist attraction is the stunning Yame Central Tea Garden, one of Japan's most picturesque and expansive tea fields, offering breathtaking views and insight into the region's primary agricultural product.
