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10 Henville Place, Gregory WA 6535
Listed price: $339,000
Sold: 01 Nov 2024
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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3 Cars
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Landsize 1,076m2
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Seaside Gem!
This deceiving property is up for grabs and would make a great holiday or forever home for those who love the ocean side lifestyle. Only a 700m walk to the beach and jetty, the general store and park around the corner and how about that drive in, The pink lakes on your doorstep!? This property really is about slowing down and making the most of our beautiful region.
Set on a 1076sqm lot, this 3 bedroom property has the potential to be something really special. The retro kitchen has all the necessary appliances, plenty of storage and space for the kitchen table. The central living space is the ideal spot for the family to gather and serves as access to the rest of the home. Towards the rear of the property is the bathroom/laundry, an easy clean up area after days fishing and chilling at the beach. The bedrooms are all a good size with the back bedroom currently fitting a bunk bed and 2 further single beds. Outside is a large shed with side access and plenty of room for parking multiple cars and boats.
Contact your exclusive agent Amanda MacLeod today on 0458 188 111 for more information on this seaside gem!
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 10 Henville Place, Gregory is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Amanda MacLeod at Elders Real Estate on 01 Nov 2024.
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Council rates: $1,367 / year
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Gregory overview
The townsite of Gregory is located on the coast between Geraldton and Kalbarri. It was gazetted as Pakington townsite in 1853, in honour of the Secretary of State, Sir John Pakington, who was Minister for the Colonies in Great Britain's Derby Ministry of 1852-53. For many years this coastal village was known locally as "Port Gregory", the name of the adjacent harbour which had been named in 1849 after the Gregory brothers, Augustus and Frank. The name of the townsite was changed to Gregory in 1967. Port Gregory was used in the 1850s as the port to ship lead from the Murchison mines.
Gregory quick stats
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$570k
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$448k
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