Architecturally Designed New Build Land with ZEH Standard Home Plan in Himeji
This property is a building-conditioned land plot in the Sanwa-cho district of Himeji's Shikama Ward, Hyogo Prefecture. The listing includes detailed agent notes and a comprehensive example building plan. The special remarks translate as: 'Building plan area: 109.72m2, Building plan price: 20 million yen.' Additional financing notes state: 'For Building No. 1 at 35.8 million yen: Loan of 35.8 million yen, annual interest rate 0.62% variable, repayment period 50 years, no bonus payments combined, monthly payment 69,407 yen.'
The land, designated as Plot No. 1, has an area of 115.70 square meters and is priced at 14.8 million yen. The seller provides a detailed example plan for a Net Zero Energy House (ZEH) standard home, designed to be warm in winter and cool in summer. The proposed building plan covers 109.72 square meters and is priced at 20 million yen. The development is managed by a company with a proven track record, offering a one-stop service from design and construction to aftercare, including financial planning consultation with a dedicated FP and home loan support.
The example home features modern, comfortable designs with various style options, including Urban Stay, Cafe Natural, Hygge Nordic, and Craft Vintage. Key amenities in the plan include a spacious kitchen with a gooseneck faucet, a living room with a staircase and high side lights for natural illumination, a study, a balcony suitable for BBQ or gardening, a family closet, a linen storage area, a shoe cloakroom, a pantry, and an electric lock system. The property is also noted as being on a corner lot.
The location in Shikama Ward offers excellent convenience. It is an 11-minute walk (860m) to Shikama Station on the Sanyo Electric Railway Aboshi Line, providing direct access to Himeji Station and connections to Kobe and Osaka. The area is rich in history and culture, being part of the greater Himeji area. A major landmark nearby is the magnificent Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Japan's most iconic and pristine surviving feudal castles, easily accessible from the local train lines.
