SOLD by Gavin Flaton of First National Lifestyle - REF 4202
We are pleased to advise that this property was SOLD prior to the property hitting the market, from a qualified Buyer in our database. We have a number of genuine qualified Buyers looking for similar properties within the area, so if you are considering selling please contact Gavin Flaton on 0414 826 687 for your free current market appraisal today.
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