Steel-Frame Commercial Building with Extensive Parking in Kurashiki
This commercial property, constructed by Fujiki Komuten in October 2002, is a versatile steel-frame building located in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture. The building offers a substantial 297.73 sqm (approximately 90.06 tsubo) of floor space across two stories, with a land area of 620.83 sqm (approximately 187.80 tsubo). The layout is designated as 7K, and the property is situated on a flat plot within a City Planning Area designated as Category 1 Residential District, with a building-to-land ratio of 60% and a floor area ratio of 200%.
The agent's notes provide critical details. The facilities include city gas, water supply, sewerage, and two separate toilets, including men's and women's facilities. A major feature is the extensive parking: there are two garages with electric shutters and space for nine additional vehicles on a flat surface, allowing for a total of 11 parking spaces. The property has road frontage on three sides: a 4.7m wide public road to the north, an 8m wide public road to the northwest, and a 4.1m wide public road to the west.
Special remarks highlight a significant price revision. The building is suitable for a wide variety of uses, including welfare services, hospitals, offices, and retail tenants. Notably, it includes a CT room. The second floor is equipped with a mini-kitchen and a bath. The location offers excellent access along the Otaka Kaido road. The Nishi-Naka bus stop is a mere 3-minute walk (120m) away. Convenient amenities within walking distance include a Harolds supermarket (10 min), The Big Kurashiki store (14 min), a 7-Eleven (5 min), a Zag Zag store (8 min), the Kurashiki Adult Disease Center (11 min), and the Kurashiki Shirakacho Post Office (12 min).
The surrounding Kurashiki area is rich in history and culture. A key landmark is the famous Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, known for its beautifully preserved Edo-period merchant houses and willow-lined canals, offering a picturesque glimpse into Japan's past.
