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USD $18,274
(¥2,900,000)
290 万円
2LDK
  • 2 bedrooms
  • Integrated living, dining, and kitchen area
Building area
Building建物面積
69 m²
Built
Built建築年
1976
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The resort condominium "President Tsubaki" is surrounded by the nature of Nanki Shirahama. This is a corner room with a sense of openness! The balcony offers a wide view, allowing you to gaze at the distant sea. In the relaxed environment unique to the hot spring area of Shirahama, this room is also recommended as a second house or a workation base.南紀白浜の自然に包まれたリゾートマンション「プレジデント椿」。開放感のある角部屋です! バルコニーからは開けた景色が広がり、海を遠望することもできます。温泉地・白浜ならではのゆったりとした環境の中で、セカンドハウスやワーケーション拠点としてもおすすめの一室です。

Address
1055-9 Shirahama-cho白浜町1055-9
(Approximate location)

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