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 河浦
 河浦
 河浦
 河浦
 河浦
 河浦
 河浦
USD $6,241
(¥1,000,000)
100 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
272 m²
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There is a sewer on the front road. A real estate company’s mediation is required for the contract. The land will be handed over as is.前面道路に下水道あり。
契約には不動産会社の仲介が必要です。
・土地は現状での引き渡しになります。

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Kawau Town, Amakusa City天草市 河浦町 河浦

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