Semi furnished Two bedroom apartment for rent in Sharq

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Price: KWD 450 450 KWD
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Semi-furnished 2-bedroom apartment in Sharq with city & tower views, open kitchen, and laundry room.
 
One master bedroom
One separate bedroom with Common bathroom
Open kitchen
Living hall with city view and tower view
One laundry room with bathroom 
 
Rent KD 450
 
This semi-furnished apartment in Sharq offers comfortable living, modern layout, and stunning city views—perfect for professionals or small families.
 
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 & Deposit applicable

Specific details

Bed 2
Property Features , Semi Furnished
Ref NHA-SHQ5005
Bath 2

Location

Sharq
Kuwait, Sharq

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