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109 & 111 Wren St
Longreach QLD 4730
2428.00m²
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Land
109 & 111 Wren St
Longreach QLD 4730
2428.00m²
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Land
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109 & 111 Wren St, Longreach QLD 4730
Sold
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Property was sold on 23 January 2023.
Sold on 23 January 2023.
Land
2428.00m²
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Land
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2428.00m²
Agent Description
Two blocks totaling 2,428m2 – Freehold Gravel has already been built up. The block is fully fenced with a water meter to the front. Currently zones low density residential and has bitumen access. Rear lane access via Finch Lane. Asking $100,000 negotiable Inspection by appointment only. This information has been obtained from our vendor(s) and third parties. We make no representations to its accuracy. All computer images, maps and photographs are indicative only. We are merely passing the information on. Interested parties should make their own enquiries.
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Fully FencedWheelchair Accessible
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Agent Description
Two blocks totaling 2,428m2 – Freehold Gravel has already been built up. The block is fully fenced with a water meter to the front. Currently zones low density residential and has bitumen access. Rear lane access via Finch Lane. Asking $100,000 negotiable Inspection by appointment only. This information has been obtained from our vendor(s) and third parties. We make no representations to its accuracy. All computer images, maps and photographs are indicative only. We are merely passing the information on. Interested parties should make their own enquiries.