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PRIME COROWA CBD LOCATION VACANT LAND

Centrally located prime position, close to Corowa's Main Street, Sanger Street, a short walk to the Murray River and Rovers Park, Bangerang Park and the little kiddies Playground, the Civic Bowling Club and then all of Corowa's attractions within close proximity to this great location to build your new residence. The block size is 1012m2 and this site was the previous location for St Andrews Lutheran Church Congregation of Corowa. For sale by Unconditional Expression of Interest closing at noon 31 May 2022.

 

Disclaimer: All care has been taken in compiling these particulars, but the vendor and their agents do not guarantee the details and cannot accept responsibility for errors or misdescriptions if any. Intending purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the correctness of details.

1,012 m2
Address 23 Albert St, Corowa
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 2210
Category Vacant Land
Land Area 1,012 m2

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