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Shared occupancy available, daily necessities included, priority will be given to those living outside of Hokkaido who have been affected by natural disasters and are in need of housing.シェア入居可、生活用品付、北海道外に在住している方のうち自然災害にり災し住居にお困りの方へ優先的に売却・賃貸します
| Security deposit:敷金 | 18,000 yen18,000円 |
|---|---|
| Key money:礼金 | 18,000 yen18,000円 |
| Land:土地面積 | 397 m² |
| Building:建物面積 | 430 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | 2 stories2階建 |
| Structure:構造 | Residence (2-story concrete block structure), former store 住宅（コンクリートブロック造2階建）、旧店舗部分（木造2階建） |
| Built in:建築年 | 1964 |
・Propane gas is used for cooking (cylinder outside)
・Kerosene tank (180 liters) installed outside for heating and bath fuel
・Kerosene boiler and electric pod-type kerosene stove (with chimney) installed indoors, floor heating in the living room
・There is a basement of about 6 tatami mats under the floor of the house, where a pump for pumping groundwater and a large freezer are installed but cannot be used
・The house is insulated, with thick glass wool insulation on the walls and attic, and all glass windows are insulated with double-glazed glass, and in some places triple-glazed
・After the decision to move in is made, the property owner will remove any unnecessary items after discussion between the two parties.・炊事はプロパンガス使用（室外にボンベ）
・室外に暖房および浴槽用燃料の灯油タンク（180リットル）設置
・室内に灯油ボイラーと電動ポッド式灯油ストーブ（煙突付き）、居間は床暖房付
・家屋の床下に約６畳の地下室があり、地下水汲み上げ用ポンプおよび大型冷凍庫が設置されているが使用不可
・断熱住宅となっており、壁面および屋根裏は厚手のグラスウール断熱材を施工、ガラス窓は全て断熱ペアガラス、場所によっては３重ガラス
・残置物については、入居決定後、両者による協議のうえ不要なものは物件所有者において撤去
| Security deposit:敷金 | 100,000 yen100,000円 |
|---|---|
| Key money:礼金 | 100000100000 |
| Land:土地面積 | 1407 m² |
| Building:建物面積 | 130 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | 2 stories2階建て |
| Structure:構造 | Wooden木造 |
| Built in:建築年 | 1990 |
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