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Detached houses
Two-storey family homes on their own plot, usually with the main living room facing south and room for one or two cars.
Read about detached houses
Residential development, Kitakyushu
Homes planned around the land they stand on
Topaz Field Grove plans residential neighbourhoods in Japan around what is already on the site: mature trees, slopes, water, and the paths neighbours actually walk. This website explains how we think about housing and how to reach us. It is not a property catalogue, and nothing on it is an offer for sale.
What we do
Four parts of one job
Turning a piece of land into a place to live involves more than building walls. These are the four parts of the work we describe on this site.
Homes
Detached houses and townhouses laid out for daylight, ventilation and a usable garden or yard, rather than for the largest number of units per plot.
Land
Preparing building plots: road access, drainage, water and power connections, and checking what zoning and hazard maps allow before anything is drawn.
Shared spaces
Lanes, small gardens, bicycle racks and refuse points planned together with the homes, with a clear answer to who looks after them afterwards.
Planting
Keeping healthy existing trees where the layout allows, and choosing plants that suit the local climate so that the grounds need less watering.
Housing types
Three kinds of home we write about
The pictures below are illustrations of each type. We do not list units, prices or move-in dates on this site. If a project is open to enquiries, the details are given in writing on request.
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Townhouses
Attached homes that share side walls and an access lane, trading a little privacy for smaller grounds and lower upkeep.
Read about townhouses
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Building plots
Land sold or discussed for a custom build, where zoning, road frontage and utilities decide what can actually be built.
Read about building plotsBefore you write to us
What this website does not do
- It does not publish prices, floor plans or availability for any specific home or plot.
- It does not take bookings, deposits or payments.
- It does not promise that a home will rise in value or produce rental income.
- It does not replace the written explanation of important matters (重要事項説明) that a licensed real estate professional must give before any contract.
Our real estate licence status is not published here yet; see the commercial transactions notice.
Where to find us
2-18-2 Betsuin, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka 800-0035, Japan
〒800-0035 福岡県北九州市門司区別院2丁目18-2
An office in Kitakyushu
Topaz Field Grove2-18-2 Betsuin, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka 800-0035, Japan
〒800-0035 福岡県北九州市門司区別院2丁目18-2
Telephone +81 93-714-9387
Email inquiry@topazfieldgrove.com
Monday to Saturday, 9:30 to 18:00, visits by appointment only.
We are based in Kitakyushu. If you have a town or a site elsewhere in Japan in mind, say so in your message and we will tell you plainly whether it is something we can discuss.
Start with a question
Write to us about a housing type, a plot you are considering, or how the process works. Asking a question through the form costs nothing, and we will not pressure you to decide.