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New construction

Two lines of custom home, plus single-story, imported, and reinforced-concrete options built around your land and household.

We build fully custom new homes in Sasebo and Saza, Nagasaki, on two lines: semi-custom Kizahashi and full-custom Atsurae. One team of licensed staff handles design through site supervision, and we can also help you find the land before design starts.

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Two lines of new construction

Choose from a proven plan, or start from a blank sheet

Bright living room with wood flooring and white walls

Semi-custom

Kizahashi

Choose from proven plans.

A set of proven floor plans and finish packages. Because the plan is already tested, the price is clear from the first estimate and the design process is faster.

A hip-roofed house with deep eaves and a wooden front door

Full custom

Atsurae

Designed from a blank sheet.

No fixed plans. An architect on our staff meets with you directly and designs the house from a blank sheet, down to the roofline and the smallest built-in detail.

Purpose

Single-story, imported, and RC options

Matched to how you live and the land you have

We also build single-story (hiraya) homes, Canadian-style imported homes, and reinforced-concrete (RC) homes for households with a specific structural or lifestyle need.

A single-story home we built near Sasebo
Single Story

Single-story homes

No stairs to navigate, a low center of gravity that holds up well in earthquakes and typhoons, and an open, barrier-free layout — popular with families raising young children and with older residents alike.

  • No stairs — everything on one level
  • Low center of gravity, stable in earthquakes and typhoons
  • Open, barrier-free layout
  • Easier to maintain and renovate long-term
  • Popular with young families and older residents alike
Exterior of a Canadian-style imported home we built
Imported Home

Canadian-style imported homes

Platform-frame (two-by-six) construction gives strong insulation and airtightness, and a box-like six-sided structure resists earthquakes well. Graded Canadian lumber gives the exterior its distinctive look.

  • Platform-frame (two-by-six) construction
  • Strong insulation and airtightness
  • Box-like six-sided structure resists earthquakes well
  • Graded Canadian lumber, roughly 4x steel's tensile strength ratio
  • Distinctive Western exterior design
Brick-style exterior with an attached garage
Pale blue lap-siding exterior
Brick-style exterior
A reinforced-concrete building we built
Reinforced Concrete

Reinforced-concrete homes

Reinforced concrete gives excellent strength and design freedom — strong on durability, earthquake resistance, insulation, fire resistance, and sound insulation, with room for large open layouts. A good fit for urban three-story builds and multi-unit buildings.

  • Monocoque structure for strong earthquake resistance
  • Strong insulation and airtightness
  • 180mm-thick concrete for 50dB+ sound insulation
  • Non-combustible materials for strong fire resistance
  • Large open layouts possible (great rooms, built-in garages, etc.)
  • A good fit for urban three-story builds and multi-unit buildings
A stylish reinforced-concrete exterior
A reinforced-concrete building we built
Process

How a project runs

A site visit, a needs interview, a plan and estimate, and a construction contract, followed by design finalization, construction, and handover. One team stays with you through all of it.

Land

Land search included

We hold a real estate brokerage license as well as a construction license, so we can help you find land before design even starts.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to build a custom home?

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It depends on the layout, size, specifications, and the land itself, so we don't quote a flat rate per square meter. We ask about your budget and priorities first, then give you an itemized estimate broken down by the work involved.

What is the difference between a local builder and a national home-building company?

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The pricing structure, design flexibility, and how closely you work with the people building the house all differ. As a local builder in Sasebo and Saza, our licensed staff handle design and site supervision directly, without a separate sales layer.

How far can full-custom design go?

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With Atsurae, the layout, exterior, and materials are designed from scratch around your request, from traditional Japanese styles to simple modern and single-story plans, mainly using wood post-and-beam construction. We also design with future renovation or additions in mind.

Can you help with finding land as well?

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Yes. We hold both a construction license and a real estate brokerage license, so land search, design, and construction can all go through one point of contact.

Contracts and the legally required disclosure statement are prepared in Japanese only.

Talk to us about your home

We can walk you through the process in plain language. Send us a message using the contact form.