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Welcome to this stunning, newly developed three-bedroom ground-floor unit, perfect for modern living. Located in a sought-after ...

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R 1 365 000 3 Bedroom Apartment Lyttelton Manor Welcome to this stunning, newly developed three-bedroom ground-floor unit, perfect for modern living. Located in a sought-after ... 3 2 2

69 m²

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R 1 365 000 3 Bedroom Apartment Lyttelton Manor Welcome to this stunning, newly developed three-bedroom ground-floor unit, perfect for modern living. Located in a sought-after ... 3 2 2

69 m²

Discover this delightful one-bedroom, one-bath apartment located on the second floor in the heart of Centurion. Perfect for young ...

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R 685 800 1 Bedroom Apartment Lyttelton Manor Discover this delightful one-bedroom, one-bath apartment located on the second floor in the heart of Centurion. Perfect for young ... 1 1 1

35 m²

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