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detached 根木名
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detached 根木名
detached 根木名
USD $51,841
(¥8,100,000)
810 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
180 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
93 m²
Built
Built建築年
1991
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Negina: Used detached house owner change property. Approximately 1400m to Negina Elementary School and approximately 1900m to Tomisato Junior High School, both within walking distance, making it appealing for families with children. Supermarket Beruku Forte Tomisato is about 1800m away, convenient for shopping. Built in 1991, this property has an expected yield of 10%.根木名:中古戸建オーナーチェンジ物件 根木名小学校約1400m、富里中学校約1900m、いずれも徒歩圏内なので子育て世代の需要が見込めます。スーパーベルクフォルテ富里約1800m、買い物をするのにも便利です。平成3年築で想定利回り10%の物件です。

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Negina, Tomisato City, Chiba Prefecture千葉県富里市根木名

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