Franklin Street, Coburg VIC 3058, Australia
3041$
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Details about this property
View all apartments in MelbourneProperty type
apartment
Rooms
2
Size
243 m²
Price
3,041 $
Rental period
Unlimited
Available from
ASAP
Pets allowed
No
Balcony
Yes
Washing Machine
Yes
Dishwasher
Yes
Furnished
Yes
Price per m²
13 $
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