Perfectly positioned in a quiet pocket of Breakwater, 39 Tucker Street presents an outstanding opportunity for those seeking low maintenance living with modern comforts. With updated interiors, a spacious entertaining space, and easy access to local amenities, this home offers lifestyle and value in equal measure. Close to schools, public transport and local shops whilst the Geelong CBD and Waterfront are j
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Property history
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08 Sep 2016
Sold
Buxton (Geelong East) Pty Ltd
Listed: 04/07/2016
Block size: 699m²
Transfer type: Full transfer
Breakwater suburb information
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SummaryMedian sales
Average Age
41 years
Population
1,060
Listing ID: 183395033. This listing has been viewed 0 times. It was first displayed on 21/05/2025 and last updated on 29/05/2025.
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