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The bright and comfortable living room connects to a wonderful terrace that can be fully enclosed with sliding glass windows, allowing you to enjoy the space throughout the entire year The kitchen is spacious and functional, and the property includes two cozy bedrooms and a modern bathroom
A major highlight of this home is its large basement, offering a generous amount of extra space This area provides many possibilities — it can be used as a hobby room, storage, workshop, entertainment room, gym, or converted to suit your personal needs
The property is equipped with solar panels, helping to reduce energy costs and making the home more efficient and environmentally friendly
On the rooftop, you will find a large solarium with lovely open views — a perfect place to relax, enjoy the sun, or spend time outdoors
Residents also have access to a beautifully maintained communal swimming pool, ideal for cooling off and socializing
Property Features
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 145m² Build size
- 219m² Plot size
- Double Bedrooms: 5
- Basement
- Garden
- Heating
- Private pool
- Solar panels
- Solarium
- Storage room
- Terrace
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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