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Serviced apartment / 澳幣36萬~40萬

Brookfield Estate

Country：	澳洲 / Australia
City：	Melbourne
Property Type：	Serviced apartment
Address：	Lot,Jessie Place,Brookfield Vic 3338
Listing Price：	澳幣36萬~40萬
Built Up：	獨棟/400 - 501 sq ft
Floor Plan：	一樓平房；含庭院、車庫
Developer：	Bluekey Property
Location：	Brookfield Melton South
Completion Date：	2015年4月
Total Units/Lots：	三房兩廳兩衛，四房兩廳兩衛
Total Households：	全社區共38 units
Tenure：	永久產權
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