Apartments for rent in Himeshima Mura, Oita Ken, Kyushu, Japan

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Apartments for rent in Himeshima Mura : Oita Ken

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Built建築年
1999

Prefectural housing and pre-repair recruitment (Himejima Village). Target house name: Himejima (single person allowed). Recruitment units: MR-1-202 (2DK 60.4m2, 2F), MR-1-203 (3DK 75.4m2, 2F), MR-1-301 (2DK 60.4m2, 3F), MR-1-103 (3DK 75.4m2, 1F). Year of construction: H11 (1999). The rent is 19,700 to 36,600 yen depending on the category (rent I.-IV). Move-in is after the repair is completed (the contract and move-in date are approximately 3 months after the repair is completed). Electronic application is possible (link available). Reception: Himejima Village Hall Construction Division.県営住宅・修繕前募集（姫島村）。対象住宅名：姫島（単身可）。募集ユニット：MR-1-202（2DK 60.4m2、2F）、MR-1-203（3DK 75.4m2、2F）、MR-1-301（2DK 60.4m2、3F）、MR-1-103（3DK 75.4m2、1F）。建設年度：H11（1999）。家賃は区分により19,700〜36,600円（表記の家賃Ⅰ〜Ⅳ）。入居は修繕終了後（契約・入居日は修繕終了後で目安3か月後）。電子申請可（リンクあり）。受付：姫島村役場建設課。

Scale / Layout構造・間取り

3-story building (rooms are on the 1st to 3rd floors)
3階建（部屋は1F〜3F）

Structure構造

Medium period中耐

Apartments for rent in Himeshima Mura : Oita Ken

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Himeshima prefectural housing page. The listed properties include multiple buildings (example entries: 73 (Address: Furuhama, Himeshima Village; Construction year: FY 1973 (Showa 48); single-storey; layout: 2K; total units: 5) and MR-1 (Address: 2282-1, Himeshima Village; Construction year: FY 1999 (Heisei 11); mid-rise fire-resistant construction; layout: 2DK; total units: 9)). Rental (public housing) information.姫島の県営住宅ページ。掲載物件は複数棟（表示例: 73（住所: 姫島村古浜、建設年度: 昭和48年度、平屋、間取り2K、総戸数5戸）および MR-1（住所: 姫島村2282番地の1、建設年度: 平成11年度、中層耐火、間取り2DK、総戸数9戸））。賃貸（公営住宅）情報。

Scale / Layout構造・間取り

Single-storey (total 5 units) / Mid-rise (total 9 units)
Floor plan: 2K (73) / 2DK (MR-1)
平屋（総戸数5戸） / 中層（総戸数9戸）
間取り：2K（73） / 2DK（MR-1）

Structure構造

Simple quasi-fireproof single-storey; mid-rise fire-resistan簡易準耐火平屋、中層耐火

Furuhama, Himeshima Village / 2282-1, Himeshima Village姫島村古浜／姫島村２２８２番地の１

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