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USD $332,636
(¥53,300,000)
5330 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
323 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
180 m²
Built
Built建築年
1985
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Scale / Layout構造・間取り

  • Floor plan: 1F: 22.5 LDK / 8 Japanese-style room / 6 Japanese-style room 2F: 6 Western-style room × 2 / 13.5 Western-style room / 5.5 Other LD 17.5 tatami + K 5 tatami = 22.5 tatami. The second-floor storage room is 5.5 tatami.
  • Parking: Parking for 2 cars available, free parking. Contract type: m
  • 間取り:1F:22.5LDK/8和/6和 2F:6洋×2/13.5洋/5.5その他 LD17.5帖+K5帖=22.5帖。2階納戸は5.5帖。
  • 駐車場:駐車場2台有 駐車場無料 契約形態:必須(価格・管理費に含む

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