Mere minutes from the hustle and bustle of Hirafu, yet this property feels a million miles away.

Set within a wooded forest area, a magical fast-flowing stream cascades through the back boundary, veiling any sound of passing cars from the main access road.

Offering itself to a number of development possibilities, such as boutique hotel or a cluster of holiday homes – this site perhaps best suits a single impressive residence with views of the evening ski-lights to the north, and stunning unobstructed views of Mt Yotei to the east.

Regardless of the type of future development, the free-flowing stream will surely play a central role in the aesthetic planning, bringing a sense of calm and tranquility, but also adding interest and value in the unique quality to this land.

Majestic qualities aside – this site could trade purely off its location.

Situated almost directly opposite Huckleberry Farm, which now houses one of the area’s best restaurants, and only a short walk along from the Black Wood Grill. Future residents and guests could casually stroll across the road for lunch and or dinner, or take a 3min drive into ‘town’ for all that Hirafu is famous for and has to offer.

For those wanting the thrill of public transport – there are even 2 bus stops situated approximately 20m from the site on either sides of the road taking you to and from the property.

The adjacent plot 192-85 is also available separately, or can be purchased together with plot 192-87 to create a larger development area.

• Plot 192-85: 1,691 sqm (¥120m)

or

• 192-85: 2,031 sqm
• 192-87: 2,128 sqm
• Total: 4,159 sqm
• ¥258m

Both land plots are situated outside of the restricted onsen drilling zone, meaning onsen drilling is possible!!!

Water drilling is needed

Proximity to the major ski fields and places of note:

• Hirafu: 3km (3min)
• Niseko Village: 5km (6min)
• Annupuri: 7km (9mins)
• Moiwa: 8km (10mins)
• Hanazono: 11km (13mins)
• Kutchan JR Station: 11km (13mins)

For more details and to schedule a viewing – please contact us.

*Please note boundary markers on the featured photos are indicative only