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Townhouses for sale in Uchiko Cho : Ehime Ken

LocationUchiko Cho, Ehime Ken愛媛県内子町

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USD $47,078
(¥7,000,000)
700 万円
Description

A two-story steel-framed building in the Oda district小田地区にある鉄骨造2階建て

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Address
106 Oda, Uchiko-cho内子町小田106番地
Land:土地面積397 m²
Building:建物面積206 m²
Structure:構造Steel frame鉄骨造
Built in:建築年1973

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