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9 years ago

Can you please give me more info on the house

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Francis Landscapes
9 years ago
Built on a hill with an awe-inspiring 260 degree view of Beirut and the Mediterranean Sea, this garden is integrated into the natural, hilly landscape. Ranging from a modern patio with infinity pool to a variety of themed gardens, all set within an existing pine forest, this project is designed to be the perfect escape into one’s own personal happiness.
A dream location, by any standards.
For more detailed info you may browse our website www.francislandscapes.com

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