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No.45 [Sakuma District] No.45 [With farmland] This is a two-story property with many rooms in the mountainous area! *Please check the special notesNo.45【佐久間地区】No.４５【農地付き】山間部にある部屋数の多い２階建の物件です！ ※特記事項ご確認ください
| Land:土地面積 | 44752 m² |
|---|---|
| Building:建物面積 | 233 m² |
| Structure:構造 | Wooden木造 |
| Built in:建築年 | 1980 |
No.59 [Hota area] No.59 Property along the Hota River where Yoritomo cherry blossoms bloomNo.59【保田地区】No.59 頼朝桜咲く保田川添いの物件
| Security deposit:敷金 | 1 month supply1ヶ月分 |
|---|---|
| Key money:礼金 | 1 month supply1ヶ月分 |
| Land:土地面積 | 54 m² |
| Building:建物面積 | 58 m² |
| Structure:構造 | Wooden木造 |
| Built in:建築年 | 1992 |
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