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This secure 2 and a half roomed cottage is available for immediate occupation. It has a side room, that has always been used as a kitchen, and a separate shower area. The loo is also a single space. The cottage is privately positioned with a durawall. Well water is a...
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2.5 ROOMS Cottag3

Marlborough, Harare West
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