Furnished one bedroom sea view apartment for rent in Salmiya

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Price: KWD 285 285 KWD
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NewHilite realtor is proud to offer this fully furnished and partial sea view one bedroom apartment in Salmiya
 
One bedroom
One bath room
Open kitchen
Swimming pool
Gymnasium  
Partial Sea view
Fully furnished
Electric city and water included
Cleaning service twice a week
Parking
24 hrs security and maintenance team.
One bedroom -yearly contract 285 KD to 300 KD
Studio yearly contract 250 KD
Only for executive expats .
 
The finishing is one of the best and the views are just "wow".Easy access to all restaurants, cafes, a shopping mall, and beach facilities. Various facilities are available in the immediate locality.
 
Terms and conditions apply.
 
Contact us to schedule a viewing
+965 66679196 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
 
Realtor fee applicable.

Specific details

Bed 1
Property Features , Gym, Pool, Satellite, Internet, Fully Furnished
Bath 1
Additional Features Sea view, Cleaning Service, Security, Parking

Location

Salmiya
Kuwait,Salmiya

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