Block size: 288 m² approx.Townhouse size: 335 m² approx.UV: $438,000 (2024)
Retiring to the coast requires the Sale of a family home of 23 years
45 Anthony Rolfe Ave, Gungahlin
Retiring to the coast requires the sale of the family home of 23 years.
Commercial properties in this price range have the potential for Stamp Duty exemptions. This can be explored in more detail with the listing agents and your accountant.
Situated in a prime location directly across from the expanding Gungahlin Centre, this home offers unbeatable access
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