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An executive home ideal for heads of missions with a good sized garden and great space in the house
Has 2 lounges (formal and informal), dining room both places that open onto a big L shaped terrace that overlooks the garden and pool. Wooden parquet floors in the lounges and dining area.
From the dining area is a door that leads to a study with a door that opens into an en-suite guest bedroom. From the study is a door that opens into a spacious kitchen with an attached laundry area with a door that opens outback
From the informal lounge is a door that leads to a spiral staircase with terrazo laid stairs that leads to the 1st floor which houses all bedrooms
2nd Floor: The spiral staircase leads into a big and well lit family room that opens onto 2 terraces in the back and front. To the right of the this family room is a door that opens into 3 bedrooms with in -built closets and share a bathroom. To the left is a door that leads to a big and spacious master bedroom with lots of closet space, study area with shelves, terrace and a bathroom with (shower and tub) plus a kitchenette
All floors have ceramic tiles except for the wooden parquet in the two lounges and dining area
In the garden is a good sized pool
Home is enclosed in a perimeter wall
Detached domestic quarters with 3 rooms and bathroom
Bedrooms have good natural light
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The first thing you should look out for is the condition of the property. Take note of any signs of wear and tear, such as cracked tiles, peeling paint, or worn-out carpets. This will give you an idea of whether or not the property has been well-maintained and if any repairs are needed.
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