Akiya in Nakatsugawa City, Gifu

¥20,000,000 JPY

Layout: 4LDK

Building area: 234.1 m²

Land area

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Address: 岐阜県中津川市付知町
Date built: 2003
Current status: Akiya
Handover timing: By negotiation
Land classification: Residential land
Structure: Wooden construction

Floor plans & documents

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Transport

Car country

Nakatsugawa Station~35 min

Nakatsugawa~22 min

Ena~29 min

NKM (NKM)~1h 11 min

Nearby

Preschool200 m

Clinic400 m

Post office500 m

Junior high school600 m

Government office1.0 km

Convenience store1.0 km

Supermarket1.3 km

Elementary school1.9 km

Train station35 min

Hospital23.6 km

Facilities

Bath
Car parking
Garden
Propane gas supply (bottled)
Public sewerage connection
Toilet
Warehouse
Water supply
On-site parking
Propane gas supply
Public water supply
Sewerage system (type unspecified)
Shed

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About Nakatsugawa City

Nakatsugawa City is known for its historical significance along the Nakasendo trail, a key route connecting Kyoto and Edo during the Edo Period. The city offers a rich cultural experience, including the Magome-juku post town, well-preserved in its Edo-period aesthetic. The area is also famous for chestnuts and the annual chestnut festival.

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