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1 889 000 €
Hotel in Bratislava, Slovakia
The property can also be sold in parts: garage, sauna, 4-room apartment (162 sq m) on the 2nd floor, 4-room apartment (150 sq m) on the 1st floor, 13 hotel rooms.
The possibility of obtaining a residence permit for foreigners in Slovakia (up to 20 people)
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To the center of Bratislava - 4.8 km
To the nearest shopping center - 700...
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