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28 Gallop Road, Nullagine WA 6758
Sold price: $23,000
Sold: 06 Jul 2022
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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1 Car
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Landsize 951m2
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HUGE POTENTIAL - LOW INVESTMENT
Contact us today to secure this little gem in the tranquil townsite Nullagine!
Struggling to find accommodation or a place for workers to stay? Then this is the place to buy!
With the block measuring a total of 951 sqm and having R15/40 zoning in place this offers the potential to add another 2 dwellings on the site, subject to shire approval. This block is also located just outside the 100 year flood line, so no need to worry about water damage to the foundations of the existing house!
Nullagine is well known as the place to find gold, however it is also very centrally located amongst a lot of other active mines where they are mining for lithium, copper and iron along with searching for gold. All these companies both big and small need space to accommodate their workers. So with a little bit of work this could pose as a very attractive investment!
The current property is in liveable condition as is, however has water damage to the roof/ ceiling. Some other cosmetic work would be beneficial and the house offers working air conditioning.
Get in Touch with Katrina TODAY on 0400 993 200 to hear more!
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 28 Gallop Road, Nullagine is a three bedroom, one bathroom unit sold by Leah Taylor and Katrina Murphy at Hedland Property Shop on 06 Jul 2022.
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Nullagine overview
The townsite of Nullagine is located in the Pilbara region, 1364 kilometres north northeast of Perth and 297 kilometres southeast of Port Hedland. Gold was first discovered in the Nullagine area by N W Cooke in 1886, but it was the mid 1890s before there was local community pressure for a townsite to be declared. The survey of lots was made in 1897/8, and the townsite was gazetted in 1899.
The name of the townsite is derived from the Aboriginal name applied to the nearby river. This was first recorded as the Ngullagine River in the 1880s, but popular usage dropped the first "g", the current spelling being used for the goldfields. The meaning of the name is not known.
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