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Punta Rusia - small B and B Business Price: US $ 212,000 Location: Punta Rusia Status: Active Contact Agent Previous    Play Pause    Next Bedrooms: 6 Bathrooms: 7 : Lot size (m2): 1,800 Lot size (sq feet): 19,375 Lot size (acre): 0.44 : Living area (m2): 300 Living area (sq feet): 3,230 : Floors: 2 Distance to beach (miles) : 0.2 Monthly maintenance fee: Call For Price Distance to airport (miles) : 23 Distance to supermarket (miles): 4 Noise Level 1=very quiet: 1 Home Features Close to the Beach Furnished Guesthouse Description: Punat Rusia : Small Hotel or Bed and Breakfast Business for sale. The plot keeps lot of space to add more buildings or appartments. Village and Beach are within easy walking distance. Contact Agent Mortgage Calculator Printer Friendly Version of This Page Email This Listing to a Friend Listed by: Default Admin Homepage: http://www.dominican-properties.com This listing has been viewed 1525 times.

Sosua-Center: Lot in Villas Ana Maria

Sosua : Luxury OceanView Villa + Pool

Sosua Area : Individual home 2 beds of 1 acre / 4.000 m2 lot in idyllic location

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