"Santiago 710" a furnished apartment for rental
"Santiago 710" a furnished apartment for rental
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"Santiago 710" a furnished apartment for rental May 22, 2008
Earlier this year, I rented an apartment in Santiago's downtown, a fully equipped place at a walking distance from the main streets, transport, tourism attraction and shopping centres.
A really affordable place for anybody who want to stay just a little or a long time in Santiago. It's cheap and it worth more then you pay for. The building is brand new and includes all services like doorman, elevators, laundry, gym, spa and pool. Also the rooftop view is really amazing! Santiago 710 Zenteno 138, Santiago Centro http://www.santiago-apartment.com
I love the view!
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