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Property 3 - Dublin city - Apartment 157, Clifden Court, Smithfield, Dublin 1
1 bed, 1 bath, 33m2 - €230,000
This second floor one-bedroom apartment overlooks an internal courtyard. It also benefits from having a gas fired central heating system.
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