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3 Craiggie Street, Laverton WA 6440
Sold price: $55,000
Sold: 10 Aug 2020
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4 Bedrooms
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2 Bathrooms
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Landsize 660m2
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LAVERTON CALLING - PRICE REDUCED
Where the outback really does meet the outback.
Laverton is renowned as a gold and nickel mining town as well as a pastoral centre and the western jump off point of the drive Uluru and on to Alice Springs.
This property is a credit to the current owners having been renovated and presented in exemplary condition.
Whether you are an investor, prospector, looking for an outback change or a 'Lavertonian' this property represents very good value. Call Murray Fraser on 0407 381 371 to secure this property.
• Laverton where the outback meets the outback.
• Renown as a gold and nickel mining area
• Established pastoral region
• Four bedroom two bathroom home
• Extensively renovated
• Very suitable for investor or owner/occupier
• Very suitable as a prospector base
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 3 Craiggie Street, Laverton is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Murray Fraser at Activewest Real Estate on 10 Aug 2020.
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Laverton overview
The townsite of Laverton is located in the eastern goldfields 957 kilometres north northeast of Perth and 124 kilometres ENE of Leonora. Gold was discovered near here in 1896, and one of the early promoters of gold mining in the area was Dr C W Laver, after whom the townsite is named. The "Craiggiemore" mine was one of the most successful, and by 1897 a residential and business area had been established on the west side of the mine. When the lots were surveyed in 1897 the surveyor, J H Rowe noted the Aborigines call this place "Buckanoo". The residents were unanimous in wishing the proposed place to be called "Laverton", and it was known by this name in 1898 In 1899 the Laverton Progress Committee applied to the Surveyor General to have blocks surveyed and a townsite declared at Laverton. The original area was by then unsuitable for settlement, and the miners sought permanent tenure and a townsite about three kilometres from the original lots. Lots were surveyed in July 1899, and the townsite gazetted in July 1900.
Laverton quick stats
High end
$193k
Median
$100k
Low end
$70k
185.6 %
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