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detached うるぎHalo!(岡田屋、旧旅館)
detached うるぎHalo!(岡田屋、旧旅館)
USD $205 / month
(¥32,000 / month)
3 万 2000 円 / 月
Building area
Building建物面積
390 m²
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Urugi Village's former ryokan "Okadaya" has been renovated into a telework facility and share house called "Urugi Halo! (Hello) - Okadaya -". The total floor area is approximately 390 square meters, with a two-story wooden structure. The share house has 3 private rooms, with rent ranging from 32,000 to 38,000 yen per month depending on the room size, plus a common service fee of 10,000 yen. The telework facility operates on weekdays from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with a daily usage fee of 1,000 yen and a personal membership fee of 5,000 yen per month.売木村の旧旅館「岡田屋」を改修したテレワーク施設兼シェアハウス「うるぎHalo!(ハロー)―岡田屋―」。延べ床面積約390平方メートルの木造二階建て。シェアハウスは個室3室、家賃は部屋の広さに応じ月額3万2千円〜3万8千円、共益費1万円。テレワーク施設は平日9:30〜17:30営業、日利用1000円、個人会員月額5000円。


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