Akiya in Nakatsugawa City, Gifu

¥700,000 JPY

Farmland
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Layout: 4DK

Building area: 116.88 m²

Land area

Agricultural Farmland

Farmland

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details

Address: 岐阜県中津川市蛭川
Date built: 1926
Current status: Akiya
Handover timing: By negotiation
Land classification: Other
Structure: Wooden construction

Floor plans & documents

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Purchasing

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Asking price¥700,000 JPY

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Transport

Car country

Mino-Sakamoto Station~17 min

Ena~16 min

Nakatsugawa~18 min

NKM (NKM)~1h 8 min

Nearby

Elementary school600 m

Supermarket1.2 km

Junior high school1.4 km

Convenience store6.9 km

Train station17 min

Hospital13.8 km

Facilities

Bath
On-site parking
Propane gas supply
Public water supply
Sewerage system (type unspecified)
Toilet

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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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