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detached 荻生
detached 荻生
detached 荻生
detached 荻生
detached 荻生
USD $3,159
(¥500,000)
50 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
1459 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
356 m²
Built
Built建築年
1978
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Vacant house bank registered property No. 223. A two-story wooden house with a tiled roof located in Ogiu, Kurobe City, Toyama Prefecture, with a site area of 1459.23㎡ and a total floor area of 356.65㎡. Approximately 48 years old (built around the 1970s). Kitchen, bathroom, flush toilet, and water supply are complete. Not connected to the sewer system. There is a warehouse on the premises. The price is 500,000 yen including tax. Delivery in current condition. *Note: The article states 'This property has been contracted.'空き家バンク登録物件 No.223。富山県黒部市荻生の木造かわらぶき2階建て、敷地面積1459.23㎡、延床面積356.65㎡。築年数は約48年(1970年代頃)。台所・浴室・水洗トイレ・上水道は完備。下水道未接続。敷地内に倉庫あり。価格は税込50万円。現状引渡し。※記事内に「この物件は成約済みです」との記載あり。

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4018 Ogiu, Kurobe City, Toyama Prefecture富山県黒部市荻生4018
(Approximate location)

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