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    Coneac

    Gloucester District, NSW 2422
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    Sales history in Coneac

    View recent sales in Coneac to get a better understanding of local market trends.
    8sales records
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    1. $930,000
      889 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      03/11/2022
    2. $720,000
      714 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      25/02/2021
    3. Price withheld
      1149 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      1 1 - -Rural
      Contract date
      -
    4. Price withheld
      438 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      5 3 2 -Rural
      Contract date
      -
    5. $1,060,000
      438 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      19/02/2019
    6. $500,000
      497 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      2 1 3 -Rural
      Contract date
      22/06/2017
    7. $272,500
      1149 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      02/09/2016
    8. $325,000
      1149 Curricabark Road Coneac, NSW 2422
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      12/11/2015
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    Coneac suburb information

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    Population
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