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Brand new property featuring 4 bedrooms, a spacious lounge, dining area, kitchen, and bathroom. It includes a double lock-up garage and a prolific borehole. The property is fully walled and gated with onsite parking. Ideal for use as a medical facility or pharmacy, with...
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