Church Point
Pittwater District, NSW 2105
Median house sale price
$3,126,500
Median unit sale price
$4,750,000
Sales history in Church Point
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11 real estate agencies active in Church Point
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Property Focus in Sydney
41 McCarrs Creek Road, Church Point, NSW 2105
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LJ Hooker Mona Vale
3/18 Bungan Street , Mona Vale, NSW 2103
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McGrath Pittwater - Avalon
39 Avalon Parade , Avalon Beach, NSW 2107
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Church Point suburb information
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SummaryMedian sales
Average Age
54 years
Population
1,066
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Gordon Spring & Elizabeth Charlton
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Stephen Allen & Marie Mattinson
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