Property Details
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
House Property Type
Ownership & Sale History
2017
Sold for $355,000
Price increased by 73% from previous sale
2003
Sold for $205,000
61 Mercury Drive, Lake Tabourie, NSW 2539
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61 Mercury Dr, Lake Tabourie NSW 2539
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