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Newly built villa with am...
This modern home offers approximately 250 m² of gross living space, including the porch, and is set on a generous 701 m² lot. ...
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
- 701.00 Sq Mt
Guana Bay Infinity Villa
A beautiful and tranquil Villa situated in the quiet neighbourhood of Guana Bay sits this 4 bedroom and 3 bath villa. It is 1 acre lot ...
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 0
- 3,900.00 Sq Mt
9 APARTMENT BUILDING (FIX...
Saint Andrew, Trinidad and Tobago
GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! 9-APARTMENT BUILDING (Fixer Upper) + 7 LOTS (Approx. 34,000 sq. ft.) For Sale – Oropouche Road, Sa...
- Bedrooms: 13
- Bathrooms: 0
- 34,408.00 Sq Ft
5Br/4Ba Petit Valley Hous...
Saint George, Trinidad and Tobago
This house is a 5 bedroom single unit house with 4 bathrooms. It comes divided into three parts so it can generate rental income if you ...
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 0
- 5,774.00 Sq Ft
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