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detached 石田・生地・村椿エリア
detached 石田・生地・村椿エリア
detached 石田・生地・村椿エリア
detached 石田・生地・村椿エリア
USD $3,088
(¥490,000)
49 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
107 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
64 m²
Built
Built建築年
1949
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Vacant house (Location: Ikuchi 251). Total floor area 64.46㎡, land area 107.23㎡, age 77 years. Parking space for 1 car available.空き家(所在地: 生地251)。延床面積64.46㎡、敷地面積107.23㎡、築年数77年。駐車場1台分あり。

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Ikuchi 251生地251

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