Domain Commercial Real Estate

    Cooleys Creek

    Tumut Shire District, NSW 2729
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    Sales history in Cooleys Creek

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    1. Price withheld
      471 Wondalga Road Cooleys Creek, NSW 2729
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      Contract date
      -
    2. $52,500
      395 Wondalga Road Cooleys Creek, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      04/02/2010
    3. $77,000
      395 Wondalga Road Cooleys Creek, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      01/08/2005
    4. $135,000
      481 Wondalga Road Cooleys Creek, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      10/05/2001
    5. $60,000
      481 Wondalga Road Cooleys Creek, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      12/10/1999
    6. $120,000
      329 Wondalga Road Cooleys Creek, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      22/02/1995
    7. $60,000
      373 Wondalga Road Cooleys Creek, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      06/02/1995
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    Cooleys Creek suburb information

    A little bit about who lives locally, as provided by government census data.
    SummaryMedian sales
    Average Age
    55 years
    Population
    8

    Streets in Cooleys Creek

    Back Arragons Road
    Wondalga Road

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