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 高野
 高野
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 高野
 高野
 高野
 高野
USD $16,000
(¥2,500,000)
250 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
165 m²
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Land area corrected on January 26, 2022 (Reiwa 4).
An intermediary is involved (at the applicant's request, communications will be handled through the intermediary).
The site is currently vacant land; however, registration to remove/deregister a building that previously stood on the site may be required. For further details, please contact the intermediary directly.
Adjacent to the Kawara Town Hall grounds. JR Kawara Station, National Route 201 (Kiyosebashi intersection), and National Route 322 are nearby.
R4.1.26 土地面積を修正しました。
仲介者あり(申請者からの希望により、連絡は仲介者に行います)
現状は更地ですが、以前存在した建物の滅失登記が必要となる場合があります。その他詳細は仲介者に直接ご確認ください。
香春町役場敷地に隣接、JR香春駅、国道201号線・清瀬橋交差点、国道322号線が至近です。

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