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apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
apartment 塩江町
USD $1,879
(¥300,000)
30 万円
Building area
Building建物面積
18 m²
Built
Built建築年
1981
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A condominium property used as a summer retreat. In Shioe, known as the hidden retreat of Takamatsu, you can enjoy flowing hot spring water right from the tap. Although the building is older, it is in a livable condition. There is approximately 100 tsubo of forest land nearby (can be transferred if desired). Monthly management fees, repair reserves, water charges, and hot spring usage fees total 11,010 yen. Fixed asset tax is 17,200 yen (for the 5th year of Reiwa). Current status: vacant house. Listing has ended.避暑地として利用していた区分所有の物件。高松の奥座敷と呼ばれる塩江で蛇口をひねればかけ流しの温泉水が出る環境。築年数は経過しているがそのまま住める状態。近隣に約100坪の山林(希望があれば譲渡可)あり。管理費・修繕積立金・水道料・温泉使用料は月11,010円。固定資産税17,200円(令和5年度)。現況:空家。掲載は終了済。

Address
Shioe Town, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture香川県高松市塩江町

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