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    Winter Lane

    Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
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    Sales history in Winter Lane

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    1. $595,000
      42 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      23/04/2018
    2. Price withheld
      42 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      -
    3. $560,000
      48 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      22/03/2013
    4. $247,500
      42 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      30/01/2002
    5. $240,000
      16 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      28/03/2000
    6. $140,000
      42 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      20/09/1999
    7. $130,000
      51 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      08/09/1999
    8. $55,000
      44 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      30/05/1996
    9. $53,000
      14 Winter Lane Summer Hill Creek, NSW 2800
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      11/01/1994
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