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Coming in the front gate, there is a large covered terrace which is almost like a second living room, and which leads to the front door of the house.  On the ground floor of the property we have a very spacious living room, bathroom, bedroom (currently used as a gym) , separate kitchen with dining area and enclosed pantry.  The pantry is quite a large room and actually doubles as a laundry room too!  The first floor of the property has two extra large bedrooms, and family bathroom.  One of the bedrooms has twin beds, triple built in wardrobes, and a large separate studying area.  The master suite comprises of bedroom, walk in dressing room, and terrace, which has stairs that lead up to the solarium.  Everything about this property is bespoke, from the furnishings, to the decoration, to the finish on the reform.   You can see by flicking through the photos how amazing this house is!
Egenskaper
- 3 sovrum
- 2 badrum
- 140m² Bygg storlek
- Air Conditioning
- Laundry
- Terrace
- Home appliances
- Solarium
- Central heating
- Reinforced door
- porch
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