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detached 大屋町加保
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USD $315
(¥50,000)
5 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
425 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
134 m²
Built
Built建築年
1965
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Traditional silkworm farming residence. Parking space for about 2 cars. There is a separate building on the premises (2 stories, with bath, toilet, and 2 Japanese-style rooms) and a 2-story warehouse. Renovation of part of the kitchen and Japanese-style rooms is recommended. Since it is unregistered, arrangements will be made before sale. Consultation with the owner regarding the forest land is available as needed.昔ながらの養蚕住宅。駐車スペース2台程度。敷地内に離れ(2階建て、風呂・トイレ、和室2部屋)と2階建て倉庫あり。キッチンの一部や和室の改修を推奨。未登記のため売却までに対応予定。山林は必要に応じて所有者と別途相談。

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Oya-cho Kaho大屋町加保

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