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how many room and hall and washroom and kitchen in this house

10 years ago

hy, i want detail about this house i means in this house how many room halls and kitchen in ground and first floor with furniture

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OCGG Architects
10 years ago
about 2500 SF ground Floor and 1500 SF upper floor
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