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Located in a quiet rural area, this wooden one-story house requires no repairs. You can enjoy fishing in the nearby Sayo River. There is also a 28,000m2 rice field and a 13,000m2 field, which can be bought or sold if needed. It comes with a two-story house with a detached house and storehouse.静かな農村地域に立地する、補修不要の木造平屋。近くの佐用川では釣りが楽しめる。約854坪の田、約43坪の畑もあり、必要であれば売買可。離れと蔵が一体となった2階建て付き。
| Land:土地面積 | 373 m² |
|---|---|
| Building:建物面積 | 73 m² |
| Scale:建物規模 | One-story house平屋 |
| Structure:構造 | Wooden one-story house木造平屋 |
| Built in:建築年 | 1964 |
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