Townhouse for Sale in Caminos de la Lagunita

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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 me translate carefully: "Traigo para ti town house amoblado en venta de 62 mts" -> "I bring to you a furnished town house for sale of 62 sqm" or "Furnished town house for sale, 62 sqm" "con sala, comedor y cocina concepto abierto" -> "with living room, dining room and open concept kitchen" "2 habitaciones, 1 baño" -> "2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom" "pisos de porcelanato" -> "porcelain tile floors" "tanque subterranio de 12.000 lts" -> "underground tank of 12,000 liters" (note: "subterranio" is misspelled in Spanish, should be subterráneo, but I translate the meaning) "patio interno" -> "internal patio" or "interior patio" "el conjunto tiene parque infantil, bohio, cancha deportiiva, vigilancia las 24 horars" -> "the complex has children's park/playground, bohio/gazebo (bohio is a proper noun? Actually "bohío" is a type of hut/gazebo, but I'll keep it as bohio since it's likely referring to a specific feature name or I'll translate as gazebo? The rules say keep proper nouns unchanged. "Bohio" might be a proper name or just a misspelling of "bohío". I'll keep "bohio" as is since it might be a feature name, or translate to gazebo? Actually "bohío" means hut/shack/gazebo. But since it's listed as an amenity, I'll translate as "gazebo" or keep "bohio"? The instruction says keep proper nouns unchanged. "Bohio" is not really a proper noun here, it's a common noun (bohío). But it's misspelled. I'll translate it as "gazebo" or "bohio"? Let's see: "parque infantil" = children's playground/park. "cancha deportiiva" = sports court (misspelled deportiiva -> deportiva). "vigilancia las 24 horars" = 24-hour security/surveillance (horars -> horas). "Para mayor información me puedes contactar al WhatsApp 04146900700 Liliana González" -> "For more information you can contact me on WhatsApp 04146900700 Liliana González" Let me put it together naturally: "I bring you a furnished town house for sale of 62 sqm, with living room, dining room and open-concept kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, porcelain tile floors, 12,000-liter underground tank, interior patio; the complex has a children's playground, bohio, sports court, 24-hour surveillance. For more information you can contact me via WhatsApp 04146900700 Liliana González" Wait, I should preserve the misspellings? No, I should translate the meaning. The user said preserve meaning, tone, and all factual details. I should correct the spelling in translation? Actually, I should translate what's written. "Subterranio" -> underground. "Deportiiva" -> sports. "Horars" -> hours. Let me refine: "Furnished town house for sale, 62 sqm, with living room, dining room and open-concept kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, porcelain tile floors, 12,000-liter underground tank, interior patio. The complex features a children's playground, bohio, sports court, 24-hour security. For more information, contact me on WhatsApp 04146900700 Liliana González" Actually "Traigo para ti" is a bit informal, like "I bring to you" or "Here I bring you". I'll use "I bring you" or "Offering". Let's stick closer: "I bring to you a furnished town house for sale of 62 sqm..." But "town house" should probably be "townhouse" in English. Let's do a direct but natural translation: "I bring you a furnished townhouse for sale, 62 sqm, with living room, dining room and open-concept kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, porcelain tile floors, 12,000-liter underground tank, interior patio; the complex has a children's park, bohio, sports court, 24-hour surveillance. For more information you can contact me on WhatsApp 04146900700 Liliana González" Wait, "parque infantil" is usually "children's playground" or "kids' park". "Bohio" - since it's likely "bohío" (a thatched hut/gazebo common in Latin America), but I'll keep