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commercial 宮崎県都城市中町2-3
USD $81,917
(¥13,000,000)
1300 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
296 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
652 m²
Built
Built建築年
1978
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Structure構造

3-story steel structure, total of 10 unitsS造3階建 総戸数10戸

Address
2-3 Nakacho, Miyazaki Prefecture, Miyakonojo City宮崎県都城市中町2-3

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