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HouseArad (Romania)
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$2,792,400
Surface1,394 m²bathrooms10 land1,418 m²

20-room villa Avram Iancu SquarePropertyLab presents a 20-room villa in Avram Iancu Square. This villa distributed on 3 levels, B+GF+M, just 10 m from the State Theater, will immediately catch your attention.This villa on 3 levels, GF+GF+M is composed of 20 rooms, of which 2 commercial spaces on the ground floor, 10 bathrooms, with an unfolded area of 1394 sqm, which can be a building suitable for the arrangement of a Butique Hotel.Imagine what it would be like to be the owner of the best positioned hotel in the city, with an extremely generous courtyard suitable for arranging a mixed area (parking lots, terrace, etc.)Why are you still reading this announcement? Call me!Andrei LăluciuReal Estate Consultant [email protected] Property code 658043

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HouseArad (Romania)
Price :
$2,792,400
Surface1,394 m²bathrooms10 land1,418 m²

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