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 山野
 山野
 山野
 山野
 山野
 山野
USD $4,384
(¥700,000)
70 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
154 m²
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No building conditions, corner lot, public water supply, septic tank, propane gas, electricity. Located in Yamano Daiichi Danchi, it offers a quiet living environment, and with a 46-tsubo plot on the southwest corner, it has excellent sunlight exposure.建築条件なし、角地、公営水道、浄化槽、プロパンガス、電気。山野第一団地内で静かな住環境、46坪の敷地でも南西角地につき陽当たり良好です。

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Yamano, Omitaka City小美玉市山野

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