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Kochi · TosashimizuTownhouse

Three-room rental home in Urajiri, Tosashimizu

A Tosashimizu City vacant-house-bank rental listing in Urajiri at ¥30,000 per month. The official page describes a 3K wooden, tile-roofed two-storey row house built in 1998.

¥30,000/monthmonthly rent · verify at source
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Layout3K
House16 tsubo (about 52.9 m²)
Land21 tsubo (about 69.4 m²)
Built1998
TransportBus stop, about 1 minute on foot
AreaShikoku

WHY IT STANDS OUT

A starting point for closer research

01¥30,000 monthly rent
023K layout
03Two parking spaces stated by the source
04Bus stop about one minute on foot

SOURCE DETAILS

More of the facts that matter

Listing ID
H3102
Transaction
For rent
Structure
Wooden, tile-roofed two-storey row house
Condition
The source states that the property is rented in its current condition.
Parking
Two spaces stated by the source
Photo policy
View at official source

UTILITIES

Services stated by the source

  • Electricity (50A)
  • Water connected
  • Propane gas
  • Gas boiler bath
  • Simple-flush Japanese-style toilet

ACCESS

Distances and connections

  • Bus stop, about 1 minute on foot

CHECK BEFORE ENQUIRING

Important conditions and unknowns

  • A joint guarantor is required at contract signing.
  • Pets are not permitted.
  • The city limits rental introductions to people intending to settle after relocating, or who relocated within the past year.
  • Buyers should confirm current availability, condition and contract details with Tosashimizu City.

TRANSLATION NOTE

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