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Pannawonica

Ashburton District, WA 6716

Sales history in Pannawonica

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Pannawonica suburb information

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SummaryMedian sales

Average Age

32 years

Population

685

Local schools for Pannawonica

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Government School Catchment

Pannawonica Primary School
1. Government
2. Combined
3. K-12
4. Co-ed

Government School Catchment

Pannawonica Primary School
1. Government
2. Combined
3. K-12
4. Co-ed

Government School Catchment

Pannawonica Primary School
1. Government
2. Combined
3. K-12
4. Co-ed

News & articles about Pannawonica

Canberra auctions: Long weekend brings mixed results

Canberra’s property market showed mixed results over the long weekend, with several homes passing in at auction while others achieved solid sales.

Rent reprieve: Canberra house and unit rents in decline

Canberra experienced a decline in both house and unit rents over the September quarter, marking the first time in over four years that both have dropped simultaneously.

Top homes to inspect in Canberra this weekend

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Streets in Pannawonica

Fortescue Place

Maitland Street

Pannawonica Drive

Pannawonica Road

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