Spacious Residential Plots with Architectural Conditions in Fuji City
This listing presents the Matsuoka Zuirinji Kita subdivision, a collection of residential plots available for purchase with architectural conditions. Located within a 5 to 6-minute walk from JR Tatebori Station on the Minobu Line, the development offers a surprising sense of spaciousness and convenience. The price range for the available plots is from 12,147,000 yen to 12,424,000 yen, with land sizes approximately 178.21 to 178.58 square meters.
Critical agent notes provide detailed insights into specific plots. For Plot 3, the east side faces a 6-meter-wide internal subdivision road, creating a generous and relaxed lot. The wide frontage allows for easy vehicle access and provides peace of mind for visitors. A north-side setback restriction has been applied, reducing shadows from buildings to the south. The layout also facilitates securing sunlight from the east, making it easier to plan a bright home. The surrounding quiet residential area offers an environment conducive to daily living, and the plot allows for flexibility in building layout and parking plans.
Plot 8 is noted as an open-feeling lot facing two-directional roads: 6 meters on the west and 5 meters on the east. The north-side setback restriction similarly reduces shadows from southern structures. This orientation allows for easy intake of light and wind from both east and west, enabling the creation of a home with excellent brightness and ventilation. Easy vehicle access from both sides provides leeway in parking planning and building placement. The plot allows for easy design of living flow lines and can adapt to future lifestyle changes, making it a comfortable and attractive lot.
For the entire subdivision, Plots 1 through 3 and 7 through 9 have the north-side setback restriction of the Category I Exclusive Low-Rise Residential Zone applied at the time of initial construction to ensure a favorable environment for all residents.
The area is a well-established residential and educational district, with supermarkets and drugstores also within a 5-minute walk. An interesting local fact is that Fuji City is a major producer of Japanese cypress (hinoki), with about 80% of the local coniferous forest consisting of this prized timber. The closest major landmark is the majestic Mount Fuji, which dominates the skyline and is a constant, breathtaking presence visible from many points in the city, offering endless inspiration and a profound connection to Japan's natural heritage.
