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Ceconi Villa trifft Moderne in Elisabeth-Vorstadt

Mertensstraße 7, Salzburg, Republik Österreich

€365,000

RESIDENCE Wohnbau GmbH

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Street:Mertensstraße 7 City:Salzburg Region:Salzburg Country:Republik Österreich

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97/100

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Listed 3 months ago · 1 views

Updated June 1, 2026

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€1,480/mo

Est. mortgage · 20% down · 30 yrs · 4.5%

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€365,000Jun 1, 2026

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