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USD $49,927
(¥8,000,000)
800 万円
9K
  • 9 bedrooms
  • Dedicated kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
1104 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
209 m²
Built
Built建築年
1912
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Description

On the main street of Soji Village, commonly known as "Ginza Street", there is a large Yamato-dong house characterized by a large steep roof and a loose lower house. This house is located in a fairly good location, right next to JA and a 3-minute walk to the village hall, and is a venerable old folk house built in the Taisho era.曽爾村のメインストリート、通称「銀座通り」と呼ばれる道路沿いに、急こう配の大屋根と緩こう配の下屋が特徴的な、おおきな大和棟のおうちがあります。JAがすぐお隣、村役場まで徒歩3分と、かなりの好立地にあるこのおうちは、大正時代に建てられた由緒ある古民家です。


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