10 properties for sale in the Seven Hills West Public School catchment

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      4/11 Oxford Street, NSW 2148
      8
      $380,000-$399,000
      211
      Apartment
      Poyan Modaressi & Clair Andree-Evarts
      38/17-21 Bruce Street, NSW 2148
      13
      $409,950 - $439,950
      221
      Apartment
      Michael (Ric) Bahari & Christos Laliotitis
      24/11 Oxford St, NSW 2148
      10
      Buyers above $410,000
      211
      Apartment
      3/12-14 Clifton Street, NSW 2148
      10
      $430,000-$440,000
      211
      Apartment
      Clair Andree-Evarts
      12/12-14 Clifton Street, NSW 2148
      18
      $438,000
      211
      Unit / Apartment
      407/1 Oxford Street, NSW 2148
      7
      3D
      Guide: $600,000 - $650,000
      221
      Apartment
      Mark Vella & Kahyron Moreno
      107 Mort Street, NSW 2148
      5
      By negotiation
      334
      House
      Sharda Shukla & Shivam Shukla
      4/23 Bruce Street, NSW 2148
      14
      Contact Agent
      221
      Apartment
      Rohan Barot & Parth Joshi
      39/17-21 Bruce Street, NSW 2148
      20
      Expressions of Interest
      221
      Apartment
      Andrew Chrysanthou & Christos Laliotitis
      1/18 Sydney Street, NSW 2148
      27
      New
      Contact Agent
      321
      Townhouse
      Parth Joshi & Dhaval Thakkar
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