Apartment for sale Residencia El Tulipan, San Diego

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The user wants me to translate a property description from Spanish to English. I need to preserve all details, keep proper nouns unchanged, and output only the translated text. Let's translate carefully: Código: 4D32BE - 0048K Inmuebles en Ventas CA, offers Apartment in the *Conjunto Residencial Tulipan* Location: San Diego, Carabobo *Details:* - 56.00 m² of Construction / Built area - 2 Bedrooms - 1 Bathrooms - 1 Parking spaces *Features:* *External:* - Walkways / Paths (Caminerías) - Sports Courts - Caney (keep as Caney? It's a type of structure, maybe keep or translate? The instruction says keep proper nouns unchanged. Caney might be a proper noun or specific feature. I'll keep "Caney" or translate as "Caney"? Actually "Caney" is a thatched roof structure, but since it's listed as a feature name, I'll keep it as Caney or translate? Let's keep it as Caney since it might be specific, but actually in real estate listings it's often kept. Let's use "Caney") - Direct Gas - Children's Park / Playground - Electric Gate - Water Well *Internal:* - Air Conditioning - Closets - Equipped Kitchen *More information here:* At 0414-1390285 Alexander Torres C. Real Estate Agent IEV Master @alexander_inmuebles ONLY CLIENTS / CLIENTS ONLY Excellent investment opportunity Wait, "Inmuebles en Ventas CA" - this is a company name, should I keep it? The rules say keep proper nouns unchanged. So "Inmuebles en Ventas CA" should remain, but the sentence structure should be translated. Actually "Inmuebles en Ventas CA, ofrece..." -> "Inmuebles en Ventas CA offers..." "Conjunto Residencial Tulipan" -> keep unchanged, but "Tulipan" might be "Tulipán" but I'll keep as written "Tulipan" since it's in the text. "San Diego, Carabobo" -> keep. "56.00 m² de Construcción" -> "56.00 m² Construction" or "56.00 m² Built Area". Let's use "56.00 m² of Construction" or "56.00 m² Built". Actually "Construction area" is fine. "2 Habitaciones" -> "2 Bedrooms" "1 Baños" -> "1 Bathrooms" "1 Puestos de estacionamiento" -> "1 Parking spaces" "Caminerías" -> "Walkways" "Canchas Deportivas" -> "Sports Courts" "Caney" -> "Caney" (I'll keep it) "Gas Directo" -> "Direct Gas" "Parque Infantil" -> "Children's Park" or "Playground" "Porton Electrico" -> "Electric Gate" "Pozo De Agua" -> "Water Well" "Aire Acondicionado" -> "Air Conditioning" "Closets" -> "Closets" "Cocina Equipada" -> "Equipped Kitchen" "Al 0414-1390285" -> "At 0414-1390285" or "Call 0414-1390285". The original says "Al" which means "At" or "To". Let's use "At 0414-1390285" or "Call 0414-1390285". Actually "Al" in this context is often "At" for phone. Let's use "At 0414-1390285". "Agente Inmobiliario IEV Master" -> "Real Estate Agent IEV Master" "SOLO CLIENTES" -> "CLIENTS ONLY" or "ONLY CLIENTS". Let's use "CLIENTS ONLY". "Excelente oportunidad de inversión" -> "Excellent investment opportunity". Now format it similarly with the code, sections, bullet points, italics/asterisks? The user used asterisks for emphasis. I should preserve the formatting roughly. Let's construct the output exactly as translated text, preserving the structure. One thing: "Inmuebles en Ventas CA, ofrece Apartamento en el *Conjunto Residencial Tulipan*" -> "Inmuebles en Ventas CA offers Apartment in the *Conjunto Residencial Tulipan*" Actually "ofrece Apartamento" -> "offers an Apartment" or "offers Apartment". Let's use "offers an Apartment in the..." Let's write it out.Code: 4D32BE - 0048K Inmuebles en Ventas CA offers an Apartment in the *Conjunto Residencial Tulipan* Location: San Diego, Carabobo *Details:* - 56.00 m² of Construction - 2