Cheapest way would be 3 routers from off the shelf -- router 1 (the WAN router) plugs into the internet.
Router 2 (LAN #1) goes into one of the LAN ports on router 1, router 3 (LAN #2) goes into another one
of the LAN ports on router 1.

If you have money to spend, there's alot of prosumer / enterprise level gear that will allow you to do this.

Regards

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