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211 Padbury Avenue, Millendon

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$995,000 All offers Presented

3 2 3 House
"OWNER WILL LOOK AT ALL OFFERS"
SUIT HORSEY PEOPLE- RETIRED FARMER AND OR TRADES PERSON
THIS PROPERTY HAS SOMETHING TO OFFER EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY -
WALKING DISTANCE TO WINERIES & TOURIST ATTRACTIONS, PRIMARY SCHOOL AND CLOSE TO SECONDARY PRIVATE...
Len Brush
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70 Beryl Avenue, Millendon

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4 2 2 House
"UNIQUE BLOCK FRONTING SUSANNAH BROOK"
-LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE SWAN VALLEY FRONTING SUSANNAH BROOK
-LOVELY RENOVATED 4 x 2 HOME SET IN BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDS
-BIG 2.4 ACRE BLOCK WITH LARGE SHED
-LOVELY ESTABLISHED GARDENS SET BEHIND THE PRIVACY OF...
Greg Brush
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Millendon

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Millendon

The name "Millendon" for a suburb in the Upper Swan area commemorates the historic property of Western Australia's first Advocate-General, George Fletcher Moore. Moore, an Irishman, arrived in the Colony in 1830 and in 1833 obtained land in the Swan Valley which he named "Millendon". Moore's land began to be subdivided in 1914, and was developed into large lots suitable for agriculture. The land is in the prime wine growing area of the State and the area today is still renowned for its wines.

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The name "Millendon" for a suburb in the Upper Swan area commemorates the historic property of Western Australia's first Advocate-General, George Fletcher Moore. Moore, an Irishman, arrived in the Colony in 1830 and in 1833 obtained land in the Swan Valley which he named "Millendon". Moore's land began to be subdivided in 1914, and was developed into large lots suitable for agriculture. The land is in the prime wine growing area of the State and the area today is still renowned for its wines.

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