Furnished Two Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Salmiya

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Price: KWD 550 550 KWD
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NewHilite realtor proudly present you with this two bedrooms fully furnished apartment in Salmiya.
 
Fully Furnished
Two bedrooms
Two bathrooms
Living hall with dining area
Built in kitchen appliances
Satellite
Free wifi
Swimming pool
Gymnasium
Cleaning twice a week
24 hrs security
CCTV camera
Parking
Walking distance to marina mall
Separate cleaning fee required
 
Rent KD 550
 
Terms and conditions apply. 
 
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   Realtor fee & Deposit applicable.

Specific details

Bed 2
Property Features , Gym, Pool, Satellite, Internet, Fully Furnished
Bath 3
Additional Features Pet Friendly, Security, Parking

Location

Salmiya
Kuwait,Salmiya

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