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32 Ashby Street, Mount Hawthorn

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$1,100 Weekly

4 2 2 House
Spotless, spacious, flawless and finished to an absolutely impeccable standard, you will find this impressive Executive Residence that offers space and substance and is exceptionally well located in one of Perth’s most incomparable locations. This well-crafted...
Fatima Faria
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58 Lynton Street, Mount Hawthorn

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$895 per week

4 2 2 Pets allowed House
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Alex Gough
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131 Buxton Street, Mount Hawthorn

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$625 Weekly

3 2 -1 House
Well located close to Menzies Park, this brick and tile 3 bed, 2 bath character home.

Featuring:
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 2 living areas
- Large kitchen with dishwasher
- Family bathroom with corner bath
- High ceilings
- Freshly painted
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Kyle Lovitt Kyle Lovitt
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Menzies

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Menzies

The townsite of Menzies is located in the eastern goldfields, 728 kilometres east northeast of Perth and 132 kilometres north of Kalgoorlie. Gold was discovered in this area in 1894, and Mr Leslie Robert Menzies and John McDonald were the first to take up a lease here in October 1894, naming their lease the "Lady Shenton". It was a rich gold find, and the Mining Warden for the area recommended a townsite be declared in 1895, referring to the place as "Menzies" after the prospector. Menzies was an American born prospector who had sought gold in America, Africa and New Zealand, and came to Australia on behalf of a syndicate. The townsite was gazetted in August 1895.

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The townsite of Menzies is located in the eastern goldfields, 728 kilometres east northeast of Perth and 132 kilometres north of Kalgoorlie. Gold was discovered in this area in 1894, and Mr Leslie Robert Menzies and John McDonald were the first to take up a lease here in October 1894, naming their lease the "Lady Shenton". It was a rich gold find, and the Mining Warden for the area recommended a townsite be declared in 1895, referring to the place as "Menzies" after the prospector. Menzies was an American born prospector who had sought gold in America, Africa and New Zealand, and came to Australia on behalf of a syndicate. The townsite was gazetted in August 1895.

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