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 十勝総合振興局 管内
USD $31,204
(¥5,000,000)
500 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
129 m²
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Location: Nishi 16-jo Minami 28-chome 1-6 / Building area: --- / Land area: 128.61 m² / Structure: --- / Year built: ---所在地:西十六条南28丁目1番6/建物面積: --- /敷地面積:128.61㎡/構造: --- /建築年: ---

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1-6, Nishi 16-jo Minami 28-chome, Obihiro City帯広市 西十六条南28丁目1番6

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