1/7This Raglan Heritage School, built in 1879, and a three-bedroom, high set home are for sale.
Raglan Heritage School for sale
The Raglan Heritage School, which opened in 1879, is for sale for $230,000. The sale also includes a three bedroom, high set home.
2/7This Raglan Heritage School, built in 1879, and a three-bedroom, high set home are for sale.
3/7This Raglan Heritage School, built in 1879, and a three-bedroom, high set home are for sale.
4/7This Raglan Heritage School, built in 1879, and a three-bedroom, high set home are for sale.
5/7This Raglan Heritage School, built in 1879, and a three-bedroom, high set home are for sale.
6/7This Raglan Heritage School, built in 1879, and a three-bedroom, high set home are for sale.
7/7This Raglan Heritage School, built in 1879, and a three-bedroom, high set home are for sale.
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