Look to the future of this perfectly positioned home tucked in the bowl of little travelled court and right in the heart of the Viewbank Primary and Viewbank College zone. Ready to welcome a new generation, it offers a generous array of entertaining and accommodation options in an easily improved original interior. A spacious lounge and the adjacent dining area are complemented by a living-meals overlooked
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