Luxsis Takaiido Vol.7: A Prime Residential Plot in Suginami, Tokyo
This prime residential plot, Luxsis Takaiido Vol.7, offers a rare opportunity to build your custom home in the desirable Suginami Ward of Tokyo. The land, with an area of approximately 78.16 square meters, is situated in Takaiido Nishi 1-chome and is conveniently located within a 10-minute walk from Keio Inokashira Line's "Takaiido" Station, with "Fujimigaoka" and "Hachimanyama" stations also within a 14-minute walk. The property is designated as Category I Exclusive Residential Zone with a building-to-land ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 160%, providing flexibility for your dream home's design.
As the agent notes detail, this is a plot of land that does not require a development permit application. The seller, SK Home Group, presents this property as part of their exclusive Luxsis series. The agent emphasizes that they are specialists in the Luxsis series and promise to provide clients with the best proposals. They encourage any clients who learned of this property outside of this advertisement to contact them directly. The Luxsis series is a proprietary brand where the SK Home Group handles everything from land acquisition to design, construction, and sales under an integrated system. Therefore, the agent states they can not only know the features and information of this property in detail but can also deliver advantageous information you won't hear elsewhere ahead of anyone else.
Regarding reservations for on-site viewings, the agent notes that clients wishing to visit the site are encouraged to inquire easily by phone. They accept reservations even for the same day or in the evening. Furthermore, they offer life plan proposals tailored to each individual client and welcome casual consultations about financial planning and housing loans, concluding that they sincerely await reservations.
The surrounding area of Takaiido is a peaceful residential neighborhood known for its quiet streets and community atmosphere. An interesting local fact is that the area retains a strong connection to the historic Koshu Kaido road, one of the five major routes of the Edo period. For recreation and culture, residents are within easy reach of the beautiful Koenji neighborhood, famous for its vintage clothing stores and vibrant live music scene, and the expansive Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, a stunning blend of traditional Japanese, English landscape, and French formal gardens.
