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5 Bedroom Duplex

Project: Residential
Type: Duplex

 Features:
* 5 Bedroom (with an option for 4)
* General Living Room (Double Volume)
* Family Living Room
* Dining
* Kitchen & Store
* Laundry
* Prayer Room


 Total Floor Area: 178.9m2
Minimum Plot Requirements: 15m by 30m (50x100ft)
Minimum Parking Space: 3 Cars

 Stage of Project: Finishing

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  1. UnknownMon Feb 04, 04:49:00 PM

    I was hoping to read in full like your other projects 😅

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