House with terrace Lille (59)by nathalie forest sotheby's international realty

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House with terraceLille (59)
Price :
$889,600
Surface217 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms2

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Advertiser reference : NF1-4727Le Figaro Properties reference : 70671370

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House with terrace Lille (59)

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59000 Lille

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