Commercial Building in Ome City, Tokyo
This commercial building, located in Ome City, Tokyo, presents a significant investment opportunity. The property is a three-story steel structure built in October 2002, offering a total floor area of approximately 389.59 sqm (about 117.85 tsubo) on a land plot of 358.65 sqm (about 108.49 tsubo). The building is currently vacant and available for immediate handover, with the condition that it is sold 'as-is' (居抜き).
The property's facilities include dedicated toilets, two toilet locations, a bicycle parking area, and an outdoor motorcycle parking space. A key feature is the provision of free parking for three vehicles. The road access details specify a one-sided road to the north, with a public road width of 16 meters and a frontage of 17 meters.
Critical zoning and regulatory notes have been provided. The area is designated as a Quasi-Fire Prevention District and falls under the Second Category Height Control District. The land use zones are a Neighborhood Commercial Zone and a Category 1 Medium-to-High-Rise Exclusive Residential Zone. Regulations including the Land Readjustment Law, Landscape Law, and Aviation Law apply. The building-to-land ratio is 80%, with a floor area ratio of 200%, though a note also mentions a building coverage ratio of 80% and 60%.
The area of Ome City, in western Tokyo, offers a blend of urban convenience and natural scenery, being situated near the Okutama Mountains. An interesting local fact is that Ome is famous for its annual Ome Marathon, a historic road race that attracts runners from across Japan. The closest major landmark is the scenic Lake Okutama, a vast reservoir and popular destination for hiking, fishing, and enjoying the outdoors, located a short drive into the mountains.
