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EUHABITAT for RENT
Asking Price: S$ 3,500
Built-In: 440 sqft
PSF: S$ 7.95 psf (built-in)
Address: 186 - 332 JALAN EUNOS
District: 14
* Suitable for retail/shop/food takeaways
* Available on 23 May 2022
* Air-conditioner
* Gas pipe
* Good layout
* Ground floor
* Attached toilet
* Located near side gate
* Suitable for takeaway food ie: pizza, confectionery, facial, hair salon, florist, launderette and retail.
* Option 1: Attached toilet unit : Approx 550 sq ft. Asking $4,000
* Option 2: No toilet unit: Approx 440 sq ft. Asking $3,500
* Option 3: Whole shop: 990 sq ft. Asking $6,500
Contact Angelyn at 94577788 to view.
More pictures and details at:
https://property.singaporeexpats.com/property-listing/6336632/rent/EUHABITAT
Angelyn Tan
Mobile: +65 9457788
CEA Reg. No: R003529J
PropNex Realty Pte Ltd
Licence No: L3008022J
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