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detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
detached 東山田
USD $100,071
(¥15,800,000)
1580 万円
6DK
  • 6 bedrooms
  • Dining and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
726 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
120 m²
Built
Built建築年
1979
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  • Map
Description

House with 62.61 tsubo of farmland (currently a cultivated field). Permission under Article 3 of the Agricultural Land Act is required. Property can be connected to a hot spring (onsen). Parts of the building require repairs (there are areas with roof leaks). The land area may increase or decrease based on the actual survey.62.61坪の農地(現況畑)付き住宅。農地法3条許可要。温泉引込み可能物件。建物は一部補修等(雨漏り箇所有)が必要。土地面積は実測により増減する可能性があります。

Address
Higashiyamada, Shimosuwa Town下諏訪町東山田
(Approximate location)

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