Land for Sale in Nago City with Scenic Area Regulations
This 362.42 m² plot of land is located in the Daihoku 2-chome district of Nago City, Okinawa, offering a prime location near the entrance to Nago Castle. The property is situated within the Kunenmata Scenic Area, an environment rich in natural elements like water and greenery, ensuring a pleasant and well-maintained landscape.
Critical agent notes provide essential details for potential buyers. The price remarks specify that the earnest money deposit at contract signing is negotiable. All costs associated with the transfer of ownership require an estimate and are to be borne by the buyer. Additionally, the buyer is responsible for the 10,000 yen revenue stamp required for the sales contract.
Further remarks clarify the land composition and regulations. The property consists of two separate lots: one classified as residential land and the other as rice paddy. The paddy portion requires an application for permission under Article 5 of the Agricultural Land Act (permission from the Governor of Okinawa Prefecture). This is necessary when someone other than the agricultural land owner intends to convert the land use from agriculture (paddy field) to non-agricultural purposes (such as residential land) through purchase or sale. The land is also located within a sediment disaster warning zone. Being within the Kunenmata Scenic Area, specifically a Category 4 Scenic District, imposes specific construction limits: building height must be 10 meters or less, site coverage ratio 40% or less, and green space ratio 20% or more. Wall setbacks are required to be 2 meters or more from the road and 1 meter or more from other boundaries.
The area is served by public utilities including water and sewer systems. The property fronts a road over 6 meters wide and is within a Low-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone. The nearest bus stop, Daihoku, is approximately a 3-minute walk away.
The Nago City area is known for its lush natural beauty and coastal scenery. A major nearby landmark is the historic Nago Castle site, a park offering panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding landscape. The region is also a gateway to the scenic wonders of northern Okinawa, including the famous Kouri Island and its heart-shaped rock formations.
