Prime Corner Plot Residential Land in Okayama City
This 174 square meter (approximately 52.64 tsubo) plot of residential land presents an excellent opportunity for building a custom home in a well-established area of Okayama City. The property is a vacant lot, ready for immediate transfer and construction. It is situated in a designated Category I Low-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone within a urbanization promotion area, with a building coverage ratio of 50% and a floor area ratio of 100%, offering flexibility for your dream home design.
Critical agent notes provide essential details about the property's infrastructure and access. The Equipment/Facilities include connection to city gas, tap water, and sewer systems, ensuring modern utilities are readily available. The Special Notes/Remarks detail the advantageous corner lot position and road frontage: it fronts a 6-meter wide public road to the south with a 14.5-meter frontage, and an 8.4-meter wide public road to the east with a 10.3-meter frontage. This configuration provides excellent access, natural light, and potential for creative architectural placement.
The location in Okayama City's Naka Ward is highly convenient for daily life. The area offers proximity to essential services, with Seven-Eleven Okayama Yazu store and Ryunoguchi Elementary School both within an 800-meter walk. The nearest major train station, Higashi-Okayama Station on the Sanyo Main Line, is approximately a 14-minute walk, providing regional connectivity.
An interesting fact about Okayama Prefecture is its nickname, "The Land of Sunshine," due to its remarkably high number of sunny days each year, which contributes to the cultivation of its famous white peaches. The closest major tourist attraction from this property is the iconic Okayama Castle, also known as "Crow Castle" for its distinctive black exterior, located a few kilometers away in the city center. This prime plot combines practical living convenience with the potential to create a personalized residence in a vibrant and historically rich region.
