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Video A place to work.... and work well. Es Castell, Menorca. A place to work.... and work well. Es Castell, Menorca.

A place to work.... and work well. Es Castell, Menorca. Ref. 93170

A new coworking space in Es Castell, set in a quiet area of the industrial estate with easy access and good connections — and something that is increasingly rare: natural light and a calm atmosphere...

Air conditioning
Rental price: On request
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Video Church conversion with tourist licence. Mahon. Menorca Church conversion with tourist licence. Mahon. Menorca

Church conversion with tourist licence. Mahon. Menorca Ref. 90715

Welcome to a magnificent building located in the heart of Mahón - an ancient church converted into a comfortable family home with many of its original features elegantly incorporated into the current...

Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 4PoolFurnishedAir conditioningHeatingGardenGaragem² construidos: 729m² de solar: 404Licencia turística
Sales price: 3.500.000 €
Rental price: On request
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