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detached 南恵我之荘
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USD $33,586
(¥5,330,000)
533 万円
4LDK
  • 4 bedrooms
  • Integrated living, dining, and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
100 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
62 m²
Built
Built建築年
1971
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Description

The selling price is below the assessed value. This property has a higher land price (assessed land price approximately 8.3 million yen). It is located on a southeast corner, 9 minutes on foot from Ega no Sho Station and 6 minutes on foot from Ega no Sho Elementary School. There is no parking available (there is a private road burden on the front road). Introduction and loan transfer from a financial institution in Osaka is also possible. Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries or requests.路線価以下の販売価格になります。土地値段高め物件(路線価土地価格 約830万円)です。南東角地にあり、恵我之荘駅 徒歩9分、恵我之荘小学校 徒歩6分です。駐車場なし(前面道路私道負担あり)です。大阪の信金様の紹介・融資引き継ぎも可能です。ご相談・ご要望等ございましたら、お気軽にお申し付けくださいませ。

Address
Minami Ega no Sho, Habikino City, Osaka Prefecture大阪府羽曳野市南恵我之荘

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