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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
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
townhouse 港町
USD $27,234
(¥4,300,000)
430 万円
6DK
  • 6 bedrooms
  • Dining and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
163 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
112 m²
Built
Built建築年
1952
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Description

Machiya-style townhouse with garage. Total floor area: 112.45 m²; land area: 163.26 m²; layout: 6DK. Residence includes a parking space suitable for life in Toyama. Some repairs are required and are the responsibility of the occupant. Eligible for the vacant-house reuse subsidy.ガレージ付き町家。延床面積112.45㎡、土地面積163.26㎡、間取り6DK。富山の暮らしに合わせた車スペースを備える住居。多少の補修が必要で入居者負担。空き家利活用補助金の対象物件。

Address
16-5 Minato-machi, Imizu City射水市港町16-5

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