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    Lower Acacia Creek

    Tenterfield District, NSW 2476
    Median house sale price
    $655,000
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    Sales history in Lower Acacia Creek

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    1. $1
      8196 Mount Lindesay Road Lower Acacia Creek, NSW 2476
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      Contract date
      14/11/2022
    2. $655,000
      1 Barlows Gate Road Lower Acacia Creek, NSW 2476
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      Contract date
      15/03/2023
    3. $45,000
      41 Lower Acacia Church Road Lower Acacia Creek, NSW 2476
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      Contract date
      31/03/2021
    4. $2,800,000
      8249 Mount Lindesay Road Lower Acacia Creek, NSW 2476
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      Contract date
      14/08/2020
    5. $910,000
      65 Vinegar Hill Road Lower Acacia Creek, NSW 2476
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      Contract date
      14/06/2019
    6. $210,000
      31 Barlows Gate Road Lower Acacia Creek, NSW 2476
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      Contract date
      13/04/2017
    7. $477,000
      65 Vinegar Hill Road Lower Acacia Creek, NSW 2476
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      04/12/2015
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    Lower Acacia Creek suburb information

    A little bit about who lives locally, as provided by government census data.
    SummaryMedian sales
    Average Age
    67 years
    Population
    36

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