Comprehensive Overview of Sekisui House's "Comoa Shiotsu" Development in Yamanashi
Critical agent notes provide essential details. The plots are subject to the Uenohara City Comoa Shiotsu District Plan, the Landscape Act, and the Urban Renaissance Special Measures Act, alongside a building agreement to maintain and enhance the environment and streetscape. The seller is Sekisui House Co., Ltd., Tama Branch. Access is via JR Chuo Main Line's "Shiotsu" Station, taking 13 to 19 minutes on foot (details vary by lot, involving the Comoa Bridge's inclined elevator and escalator). Official approval numbers are provided by Yamanashi Prefecture. Building coverage ratios are 50% for lots 1-37-2 and 3-6-11, and 60% for lots 1-5-1, 3-41-4, and 3-41-8. Floor area ratios are 80% for the former and 200% for the latter. Lot 1-5-1 includes shared land totaling 812.00 sqm. Road widths range from approximately 4m to 12m. All purchasers must join the "Comoa Shiotsu Management Association." The zoning is Category I Low-Rise Exclusive Residential, Category I Medium/High-Rise Exclusive Residential, and Category I Residential. There is a one-time management fee of 1,000,000 yen per lot, a monthly management fee of 6,500 yen, and a water supply share of 225,500 yen (tax included). Importantly, purchase applications are not accepted at Sekisui House's Tokyo Sales Headquarters.
The available lots range in size from 205.76 sqm to 255.55 sqm, offering generous space for family living. The development is fully completed and features low-rise residential areas with ample green space. On-site facilities include the Comoa Plaza shopping complex with a supermarket, and the unique Comoa Bridge with its inclined elevator providing convenient access to Shiotsu Station. The area is characterized by a harmonious blend of natural surroundings and modern convenience, designed as a comfortable, family-friendly community.
The surrounding area of Uenohara City in Yamanashi Prefecture offers a serene lifestyle within easy reach of nature and major transit routes. An interesting local fact is that the city is part of the Fuji Five Lakes region's broader foothills, known for its clear rivers and seasonal beauty. The closest major tourist attraction is the iconic Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is visible from many parts of the prefecture and offers year-round recreational and scenic opportunities just a short drive away.
