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detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
detached 大字土居(橘地区)
USD $16,000
(¥2,500,000)
250 万円
4DK
  • 4 bedrooms
  • Dining and kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
173 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
101 m²
Built
Built建築年
2005
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Description

A renovated property that retains the charm of a Meiji-era building. It has been remodeled to utilize the traditional 'Tana' layout, making it convenient for when you want to use the rooms more spaciously. It is located on a quiet street set back from the national road.明治の建物の趣を残したリフォーム済み物件。昔ながらの田の字の間取りを生かしてリフォームされており、部屋を大きく使いたいときにも便利。国道から中に入った通りで静か。

Address
Oaza Doi, Suo-Oshima Town周防大島町大字土居
(Approximate location)

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