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Land area
Land土地面積
548 m²
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Vacation property in Aza Kondo, Niseko Town. Registered land area: 548 m². Land category: uncultivated land; flat terrain. Building coverage ratio: 70%; floor-area ratio: 400%. Fronts a private road on the east side. Subject to the Landscape Act. If a building is constructed, the owner will be responsible for snow removal costs for the subdivision's internal roadways. Property boundaries are not indicated.ニセコ町字近藤の別荘地。土地面積(公簿)548m²。地目は原野、平坦地。建ぺい率70%、容積率400%。東側私道に接道。景観法。建物を建てると分譲地内通路の除雪費負担が発生。境界非明示。

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Aza Kondo, Niseko Town, Abuta District, Hokkaido北海道虻田郡ニセコ町字近藤

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