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A Peaceful Rural Setting for Redevelopment

Boasting a quiet position in the quaint Village of Woomargama in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range with the recently completed bypass to the west of the township providing 30 minute access to Albury/Wodonga or north to Holbrook for schooling or shopping – this attractive property could be just what you are searching for to build a new family home. A generous leafy allotment of 2,638/28,385sqft approx. has loads of potential plus room for expansion and development. Currently occupied by a neat timber home in comfortable order which requires renovating and updating or demolishing prior to rebuilding (STCA). The home comprises 3 bedrooms with a living/dining area, modern bathroom and kitchen plus a rear pergola and external shed.
3 1 2,638 m2
Address 738 Woomargama Way, Woomargama
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 919
Category Acreage Semi-rural
Land Area 2,638 m2
Floor Area 12 m2

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Brendan Lee

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Brendan was fabulous to deal with. He's the most personable agent I've ever encountered and was helpful from the first meeting, and the whole way through.

Lisa Laidlaw

Brendan has good knowledge of the market and presents it clearly and concisely. He usually got back to me in good time if I called, but I particularly liked his friendliness and genuine interest in my...

Terri Disher

Brendan has been involved in both the buying and selling of two homes over time for us. His knowledge and understanding of the market is excellent. We would not hesitate to ring him again should we ever...

Cathy Mann

Hi Meg, Brendan & Mandy, Many many thanks for your patience & trust in me through this long process of renting & buying 2 Victoria.  I am so so grateful that this special home is now mine....

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From first phone call, inquiring about a property, to final hand-over of keys, Brendan was the consumate professional. Nothing was too much trouble for Brendan and it is rare these days to come across...

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