Luxury real estate in Luxembourg
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A new grocery supermarket in a large Luxembourg city
The lease agreement for 11 years is tough.
The tenant is the largest Belgian grocery and retail retailer, founded more than 150 years ago, now part of a Dutch holding company founded more than 130 years ago, has 6,500 stores in 11 countries around the world.
1 960 000 €
Penthouse in Luxembourg, Luxembourg
4-room apartment on two levels (3rd and 4th floor) in a new building with an elevator and parking for 2 places in the central district of Luxembourg - Belair.
The apartment has a hall - a large living room with a kitchen, 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, a guest toilet, a large terrace.
2 parking spaces in the underground garage.
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