Family-friendly home
A large home just perfect for extended or large families
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THEY sold their previous home with Mark McGill and have enlisted him to find a buyer again, this time for 11 Dawson St, Currimundi.
"Our earlier business was conducted through times of the GFC; they were hard times,” the Amber Werchon Property salesperson recalled.
Now that the family is moving to acreage, they are looking to sell this five-bedroom home on 770sqm. A big residence, it's ideal for extended families. Constructed of brick and tile, it has all you would want for an easy family lifestyle, including a salt-water pool.
Well-situated nearby to Talara Primary College, the house was built in 1995.
A building and pest report is available and there are no unexpected surprises. It's typical of a house of its years.
Mark and colleague Kyle Salter will be on site from 4pm on Saturday, April 14, in preparation of the 5pm auction.
Originally published as Family-friendly home
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