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Member since 23 March 2013

moozieMember29 April 2013 02:44:19

Looking for rental accommodation for 2 months Curepipe surrounding areas. Working in MRU for 2 months.
Budget RS 20-30000 furnished, water tank, pump, hot water etc.

eric4b Active member

Member since 26 March 2013

eric4bActive member29 April 2013 04:36:56

Hello, I can help you, i have a flat with swimming pool in the complex at 2 mn of Trou Aux Biches beach

hardo Member

Member since 05 March 2013

hardoMember29 April 2013 18:18:11

you could also consider, (in case you change your mind), a villa with swimming pool, walking distance to the beautiful beach of Flic En Flac which is 30 minutes 'drive to the city of Curepipe.

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ChristineViP30 April 2013 11:48:49

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Hi moozie > please post in the appropriate section = housing in Mauritius. Thank you.

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