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District: XII./BudaID 5117
Size: 170 m2Rental Fee: 2200 EUR
Bedroom(s): 2Bath(s): 3Garage(s): 2
 
District: VII./PestID 20475
Size: 144 m2Rental Fee: 2300 EUR
Bedroom(s): 3Bath(s): 2Garage(s): 1
 
District: XII./BudaID 3037
Size: 350 m2Rental Fee: 3700 EUR
Bedroom(s): 5Bath(s): 4Garage(s): 2
District: XII./BudaID 14921
Size: 285 m2Rental Fee: 3400 EUR
Bedroom(s): 4Bath(s): 3Garage(s): 2
District: I./BudaID 12055
Size: 82 m2Rental Fee: 1500 EUR
Bedroom(s): 2Bath(s): 1Garage(s): 0
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