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2 Bedroom Cottage
These modern flatlets x2 features 2bedrooms each with an open plan lounge, dining and modern fitted kitchen, all bedrooms with built-in cupboards, common bathroom with shower, solar geyser, borehole with 5000litre water tank. Available 1st of July!! Deposit required!!
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