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townhouse 岩城島
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USD $12,984
(¥2,000,000)
200 万円
4DK
  • 4 bedrooms
  • Dining and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
264 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
317 m²
Built
Built建築年
1949
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Description

- The town office and a supermarket are within walking distance, making this a convenient location.
- Opening the front door reveals a high-ceilinged space with a retro atmosphere.
- There is a large earthen-floored entrance area (genkan doma) suitable for storing bicycles and similar items.
- Situated along a historic street where the former Miura Honjin residence is located.
- The roof was re-covered in recent years.
- Some tatami mats are coming loose.
- Repair and maintenance costs are the responsibility of the tenant. (The town offers a subsidy program that tenants may use.)
・役場やスーパーなどは徒歩圏内。便利な場所に位置します。
・玄関を開けるとレトロな雰囲気が漂う天井の高い空間です。
・自転車など収納可能な広い玄関土間があります。
・旧三浦本陣邸のある歴史ある通り沿いに位置します。
・近年屋根の葺き替え済みです。
・畳がゆるくなっている箇所がございます。
・補修等の費用は入居者負担となります。(町の補助制度もございますのでご活用ください。)

Address
210 Shimoyuge, Yuge, Kamijima-cho, Ochi-gun, Ehime 794-2592, Japan岩城島

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