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detached 梨ヶ原
detached 梨ヶ原
detached 梨ヶ原
detached 梨ヶ原
detached 梨ヶ原
USD $17,474
(¥2,800,000)
280 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
464 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
157 m²
Built
Built建築年
1981
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Brokerage fees are charged separately, so please contact your broker for details.
*However, it is necessary to apply for Article 3 of the Agricultural Land Law.
The area listed on the land and building depends on the registered area. One place away is an unregistered property.
If the floor plan is different from the actual situation, the actual situation takes precedence.
仲介手数料は別途かかりますので、詳細については仲介業者にお問い合わせください。
※但し農地法第3条申請の必要があります。
土地建物記載面積は登記面積によります。離れ1箇所は未登記物件です。
間取図と実際が異なる場合は実際を優先。

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Nashigahara梨ヶ原

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