Luxsis Eifukucho Vol.23: A Prime Development Plot in Suginami, Tokyo
This premium land plot, Luxsis Eifukucho Vol.23, presents a rare opportunity for custom home construction in the desirable Suginami Ward of Tokyo. The property is a 90.10 square meter plot of land, free from building conditions, allowing for flexible and personalized design. It is situated within a neighborhood commercial zone with a high building coverage ratio of 80% and a floor area ratio of 300%, offering significant potential for the future residence.
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The equipment and facilities section states: "No development permit application required for the land." This translates to a smoother and potentially faster development process for the buyer. The extensive remarks from the selling agent, SK Home Property, are crucial: "As a specialist in the Luxsis series, we promise our customers the best proposals. Customers who learn about this property through channels other than this advertisement are encouraged to contact us directly. The Luxsis series is a unique brand where the SK Home Group handles everything from land acquisition to design, construction, and sales under an integrated system. Therefore, we can not only know the features and information of this property in detail but also deliver beneficial information that you cannot hear elsewhere at the earliest opportunity. [Regarding reservations for on-site inspections] Customers wishing to inspect the site are kindly invited to inquire by phone. We accept reservations for the same day and evenings. We will provide life plan proposals tailored to each customer, so please feel free to consult with us about financial planning, housing loans, etc. We sincerely look forward to your reservation."
The area of Eifukucho is a peaceful residential neighborhood known for its community atmosphere and excellent access via the Keio Inokashira Line. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Zenpuku-ji Temple, founded in the 9th century, is one of Tokyo's oldest temples and features a rare surviving example of Edo-period architecture. The closest major tourist attraction is the expansive and beautiful Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, a short train ride away, offering a stunning blend of traditional Japanese, French formal, and English landscape gardens.
