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3 Bedroom House
3 Bedroom House
3 Bedroom House
3 Bedroom House
3 bedrooms (mes), built in cupboards, fitted kitchen, scullery, lounge, dining room, toilet and bathroom. Staff quarters with toilet and shower. Incomplete cottage with one bedroom (mes), open plan lounge and kitchen. The property is walled and gated.
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Northend

Northend, Bulawayo North
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