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USD $11,400
(¥1,800,000)
180 万円
5K
  • 5 bedrooms
  • Dedicated kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
383 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
72 m²
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Description

・Repair cost burden/buyer burden
・Membership in the neighborhood association is required.
・The site of this property is designated as a landslide disaster warning area (collapse of steep slopes).
・This property is brokered by a real estate transaction business operator for the sale and purchase contract, so a statutory brokerage fee is required at the time of contract.
・If the published map is different from the current situation, the current status will take precedence.
・修繕費用負担/買主負担
・自治会への加入必要。
・本物件の敷地は土砂災害警戒区域(急傾斜地の崩壊)に指定されています。
・本物件は宅地建物取引事業者が売買契約の仲介を行いますので、契約の際は法定の仲介手数料が必要です。
・掲載図等が現況と異なる場合は、現況を優先します。

Address
Gosencho五泉町
(Approximate location)

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