***Please Help - House ground floor layout change***
Assia Ivanova
6 years ago
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Assia Ivanova
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoPhotos with decor from previous owner
Front side is facing west and there is a side street on the south side with 2 entries 1 to garden and 1 to garage
Current Living room (4.90x3.15m) has double French doors exit to the garden facing east and windows facing the main street to the west
Currnet dining room 3m x 2.35m. The red wall is facing south and there is a window to the west.
Current kitchen 4m x 2.45m with door exit to the garden.
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