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townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
USD $12,034
(¥1,900,000)
190 万円
5K
  • 5 bedrooms
  • Dedicated kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
48 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
82 m²
Built
Built建築年
1975
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Description

A wooden machiya (traditional townhouse) built in 1975 (Showa 50) located in the Minato-machi area. The compact lot includes a garden and a storage shed; the layout is 5K. The bathroom was renovated in December 2023. There is no parking, making this property suitable for those who want to live within walking distance of daily amenities or who prefer a compact lifestyle within the streetscape of Minato-machi.港町エリアに立地する、昭和50年築の木造町家。敷地はコンパクトながら庭と物置を備え、間取りは5K。2023年12月に浴室リフォーム済み。駐車場は無く、徒歩圏内で生活を組み立てたい方や港町のまちなみの中でコンパクトに暮らしたい方に向く。

Address
6-22 Minato-machi, Imizu City射水市港町6-22
(Approximate location)

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