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5 years ago

How many square feet is this cabin, please?

Granny Annexe - Self Contained Seperate House · More Info

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JML Garden Rooms
5 years ago
This garden annexe is 30sqm and includes an open plan sitting room with small kitchen area and a seperate bedroom and bathroom.
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