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☆14 minutes walk from JR Kusatsu Station
☆Exclusive area: 65.69 m², 3LDK
☆Facing southwest, good sunlight
☆With private garden
☆Renovated in April 2022
◇Wallpaper replacement [all rooms]
◇Flooring replacement [LDK, Western-style room, hallway]
◇CF sheet replacement [washroom, toilet]
◇New tatami mats, sliding doors replacement [Japanese-style room]
◇New system kitchen◇New toilet
◇New sink☆JR草津駅徒歩14分
☆専有面積:65.69m²、3LDK
☆南西向き、陽当たり良好
☆専用庭付
☆2022年4月改装済
◇クロス張替【全室】
◇フローリング張替【LDK・洋室・廊下】
◇CFシート張替【洗面室・トイレ】
◇畳新調・襖張替【和室】
◇システムキッチン新調◇トイレ新調
◇洗面台新調
Building:建物面積 | 65 m² |
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Scale:建物規模 | 1st floor/RC 9-story building1階/RC9階建 |
Structure:構造 | RC 9-story buildingRC9階建 |
Built in:建築年 | 1998 |
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