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detached 大字三田井
USD $6,241
(¥1,000,000)
100 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
172 m²
Built
Built建築年
1951
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Takachiho Town Hall: about 1.0 km, Takachiho Elementary School: about 1.4 km, Takachiho Junior High School: about 0.9 km, Takachiho High School: about 0.8 km, A-Coop Takachiho Store: about 1.0 km. *Reconstruction is not possible as it does not connect to a road under the Building Standards Act. *There is a hole in the kitchen ceiling, and there may be a risk of water leakage. *Photos will be posted after the belongings are disposed of. Viewings are possible. The owner plans to dispose of the belongings.高千穂町役場   約1.0km 高千穂小学校   約1.4km 高千穂中学校   約0.9km 高千穂高校    約0.8km Aコープ高千穂店 約1.0km ※建築基準法上の道路に接していないため再建築はできません。 ※台所の天井に穴があり、雨漏りの可能性があります。 ※荷物が残っているため、処分後に写真を掲載します。案内は可能です。 荷物の処分は家主様が行う予定です。

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Oaza Mitaï大字三田井

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