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 大字横尾
 大字横尾
USD $123,347
(¥19,000,000)
1900 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
231 m²
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My mother was gifted the land by my brother. However, since there is no use for it and the property tax is quite significant, we have decided to sell it. We want to sell as quickly as possible before the tax increase. The land has been organized into plots and is a nice square shape, with an elementary school and a junior high school nearby. The surrounding area is a quiet residential neighborhood. The direction that receives sunlight is the road, so it has good sunlight exposure. According to the real estate agent, there are no significant drawbacks. I can't think of any either.母が兄より土地を贈与されました。しかし使い道がなく固定資産税もバカにならないことから、この度売却することになりました。増税前に出来る限り早く売却したいです。区画整理済の土地できれいな正方形で、近くに小学校と中学校があります。周りは静かな住宅街です。日の当あたる方角が道路なので日当たり良好です。不動産に聞いた限り、いまいちな点はないそうです。私も思いつきません。

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Oaza Yokoo, Oita City, Oita Prefecture大分県大分市大字横尾

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