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USD $15,602
(¥2,500,000)
250 万円
6DK
  • 6 bedrooms
  • Dining and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
745 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
128 m²
Built
Built建築年
1969
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Description

6DK with residential land and forest. Total land area approximately 745.49㎡ (residential land approximately 124 tsubo, forest approximately 100 tsubo), total floor area approximately 128.45㎡. The main house is a wooden single-story structure, and the detached building is a two-story structure (1st floor garage approximately 12 tsubo, 2nd floor with 2 Japanese-style rooms and a veranda). Connection to the sewer system is required. Parking space for 4 cars (2 of which are for light vehicles only).宅地・山林付きの6DK。土地合計約745.49㎡(宅地約124坪、山林約100坪)、延床面積約128.45㎡。主屋は木造平屋、離れは2階建て(1階車庫約12坪、2階和室2部屋・ベランダ)。下水道接続必要。駐車スペース4台分(うち2台は軽のみ)。


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