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detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
detached 東原町
USD $325 / month
(¥50,000 / month)
5 万円 / 月
Land area
Land土地面積
454 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
159 m²
Built
Built建築年
1979
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Description

Well located diagonally across from Higashihara Elementary School. A lawned garden of over 50 tsubo (approximately 165 m²) extends behind the house. Property is available only to people relocating to the area. The owner will carry out renovations, so move-in will take more than one month. Vacant since around 2020 (Reiwa 2).東原小学校の斜向かいに位置する好立地。家の裏手には50坪以上の芝生の庭が広がります。移住者限定の物件です。所有者による改修を行うため、入居まで1ヶ月以上かかります。空き家になった年次:令和2年頃。

Address
Higashihara-cho, Kanoya City鹿屋市東原町

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