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Casale via Palazzina, Isola della Scala
Via Palazzina, Isola della Scala, Repubblica Italiana
Price not available
5
rooms
10.056
m²
5
rooms
10.056
m²
None
Heating
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30/100🚇
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8Family
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100Flood Risk
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85Economic Health
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Listed 3 months ago
Updated May 22, 2026
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