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This is a rental warehouse located in Shiotazu (Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings) in Shiota-cho, Ureshino City! The space on the second floor of the building is a whopping 232.65 square meters (70.5 tsubo). There are only stairs up to the second floor, and the interior is not in a clean state due to aging, but I have a feeling that it will be revived with a proper cleaning. There is also a tatami-floored room in the back, and what appears to be pipes for electricity, water, and gas, but it has not been used for a while, so it seems that construction is required before it can be used. Rent starts from 80,000 yen/month! The rent for use as a warehouse seems to increase depending on the exclusive area. Please note that the rent was previously 10,000 yen, but has been changed to 80,000 yen. There are tenants such as cake shops on the first floor, so you can buy as many cakes as you want while moving your luggage! In addition, it is said that you can sell the building itself while the tenants are still in the building! If you want to use electricity, water, and gas, construction work will be required, so the rent will increase significantly. If you ar嬉野市塩田町の塩田津（重要伝統的建造物群保存地区）にある貸倉庫です！建物2階部分のスペースが今回の物件で、広さはなんと232.65平米（70.5坪）もあります。2階までは階段のみとなっていたり、内部が経年劣化などでキレイな状態ではないですが、きちんと掃除などをすればよみがえりそうな予感がします。また、奥には畳敷きの部屋があったり、電気、水道、ガスの配管らしきものもあるようですが、しばらく使われていないため、使用には工事が必要だと思われます。賃料8万円/月～です！倉庫として利用される場合の賃料ですが、専有面積によって賃料が上がるようです。以前は賃料1万円でしたが8万円へ変更されましたのでご注意ください。1階部分にはケーキ屋さんなどのテナントが入っていて、荷物運びのついでにケーキ買い放題です！さらにこの物件、テナント入居状態で建物自体を売ってもいいとのことなのです！電気、水道、ガスを使用する場合は工事が必要になるため、賃料はかなり上がります。広いスペースを探している方はぜひ。
| Security deposit:敷金 | Negotiable応相談 |
|---|---|
| Key money:礼金 | From 80,000 yen/month8万円/月～ |
| Land:土地面積 | 23265 m² |
| Building:建物面積 | 232 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | 2F2F |
| Structure:構造 | Warehouse for rent貸倉庫 |
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