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Where is the kitchen and the bathroom in this house?

9 years ago

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Jeni Lee
9 years ago
Hiya, They are on the ground floor, have you seen the houzz tour here: https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/indonesian-houzz-take-a-look-around-a-tropical-bali-retreat-stsetivw-vs~26541176
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