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If you are looking for a family home or a holiday apartment in the heart of Lanjaron then look no further. Casa Real is minutes away from all main local amenities, whether you need to go to the market, stop for a coffee, or do your weekly shop, Casa Real is in the ideal position. Found on the main street in the dappled shade of the tall trees, this property is a three-bed apartment. As you walk through the front door you will find the lounge, followed by the bedroom, kitchen-diner, pantry, and bathroom. Casa Real has been generally reformed and is absolutely ready to move in too. At Casa Real, you can just imagine yourself popping out on a sunny Spanish morning to enjoy a toast and a coffee at the local bar. It is easy to see this is a very versatile property that would be suitable for families, couples, or investors.
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Egenskaber
- Se videotur
- 3 soveværelser
- 1 badeværelse
- 90m² Byg størrelse
- 10m² Grundstørrelse
- Parking - On Street
- Mains Electric
- Chain Free
- Has Electricity
- Has Fibre Optic
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