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detached 長坂
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detached 長坂
detached 長坂
detached 長坂
detached 長坂
detached 長坂
USD $62,624
(¥10,000,000)
1000 万円
6SLDK
  • 6 bedrooms
  • 1 service room (storage/den)
  • Integrated living, dining, and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
330 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
159 m²
Built
Built建築年
1977
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Description

Details (Property Ledger): R6K001. There may be regulations set by the local community association regarding the construction of houses, so it is recommended to confirm with the association in advance. When transacting this property, please ensure to receive an explanation of important matters not only from this property ledger but also from real estate agents. Floor plan: 6SLDK. Construction date: October 1977 (Showa 52).詳細(物件台帳): R6K001。地域の自治会において住宅等の建築に対して決め事を設けている場合がありますので、事前に自治会に確認することをお勧めします。物件の取引の際は、この物件台帳だけではなく、不動産事業者等より重要事項の説明を必ず受けてください。間取り: 6SLDK。築年月: 昭和52年10月(1977年)。

Address
2-100, 101 Nagazaka, Kani City可児市長坂2-100、101
(Approximate location)

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