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1035 Wunghnu Road Invergordon VIC 3636
Rural
321
Block size: 19 m² approx.
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Property history
16 Sep 2024
Sold
Kevin Hicks Real Estate
Listed: 02/10/2023
Block size: 19m²
Transfer type: Full transfer
Key details
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
2
Garage Spaces:
1
Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
19 m²*
Other Details
Section:
C
Legal description:
4C~C\PP2560
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Block size: 19m² (approx)
Legal description: 4C~C\PP2560
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