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Property Registered Property No. 34 (Hoshuyama District)
Address: 28 Hoshuyama, Toho Village
Transaction Type: Rental
Property Type: Vacant Lot
Layout: Approximately 205m2
Land Area: Approximately 205m2
We are pleased to inform you that the following property has been registered in the Vacant House Bank.物件 登録物件 第34号(宝珠山地区)
所在地:東峰村大字宝珠山28番地
取引形態:賃貸
物件種類:空き地
間取り:205㎡程度
土地面積:205㎡程度
空き家バンクに以下の物件を登録しましたので、お知らせします。
Security deposit:敷金 | 20,000 yen2万円 |
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Key money:礼金 | 20,000 yen2万円 |
Land:土地面積 | 205 m² |
Scale:建物規模 | Vacant lot空き地 |
・Located on high ground with a great view
・Please note that part of the land is in a landslide hazard zone, so construction is not possible in that area. (See attached image)・高台で眺望が良い
・土地の一部が土砂災害警戒区域に該当しますので、その部分には建築ができませんのでご注意下さい。(添付画像参照)
Security deposit:敷金 | Rent: 30,000 yen per month賃貸:月額3万円 |
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Land:土地面積 | 357 m² |
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 |
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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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