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Looking for a new appartment for you minifig? May we offer for sale this spacious , luxury apartment in converted former warehouse ( 530m ³ ) with a garden and an enclosed storage / utility room on a total land area of 256m ² in the former industrial area of the city. The warehouse , with so-called aura , has been renovated with great taste . The front of the property overlooks the Eastern Harbour . Entry Modular Moc Madness on LOWLug by Konajra, on Flickr Entrance / hall with toilet and bathroom with toilet , sink and shower . All features stone floors , living room with beautiful high windows (approximately 48m ²) with luxurious bleached oak flooring and access to the garden . The " open" corner kitchen is equipped with appliances , including a dishwasher, microwave oven , stove and also a grill plate . The kitchen is provided with a stone top . The,from the hall, accessible storage / utility room has plumbing for washing machine and dryer . The entire ground floor has underfloor heating . The ground floor also features a spacious bedroom , high windows for natural light Entry Modular Moc Madness on LOWLug by Konajra, on Flickr Small secluded garden with beautiful , nostalgic , steel roof support. Entry Modular Moc Madness on LOWLug by Konajra, on Flickr First floor : A spacious attic where possibly through a dormer , a second bedroom can be realised . Entry Modular Moc Madness on LOWLug by Konajra, on Flickr Details: currently a cast iron garden gate is being placed in the garden . The house is fully insulated. Pavement and public lightning are being placed at the moment. Entry Modular Moc Madness on LOWLug by Konajra, on Flickr This moc is my entry in the Modular Moc contest that is currently being held at LOWLug. The closing date is at the end of Januari. This moc will end up in a harbourscene (together with the modular garage I have posted a while back) that I want to build someday: Start of my harbour scene by Konajra, on Flickr Thanks for reading
