Warwick real estate: The latest auction and sales results for week ending October 20
See the latest auction and sales results in Warwick for last week.
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A three-bedroom house in Pratten was the most expensive sale reported in Warwick last week.
The property at 169 Big Hill Road sold for $855,000 by private sale.
The cheapest property was a three-bedroom house at 28 Britannia Street, which sold for $385,000 by private sale.
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Realestate.com.au data division Proptrack has reported 11 local auction and private sale results in the past seven days.
Guide to reading auction and private sale results
PI - Passed in
PT - Sold by private treaty
S - Sold at auction
SA - Sold after auction
SB - Sold before auction
VB - Passed in on vendor bid
W - Withdrawn from auction
Auction and private sale results in Warwick
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Dalveen
18 Pine Crescent, 1-bedroom house, PT, $440,000
Agency - Stanthorpe Real Estate - Stanthorpe
Greenmount
12 Clifton Street, 3-bedroom house, PT, $465,000
Agency - Webster Cavanagh Marsden - TOOWOOMBA CITY
Pratten
169 Big Hill Road, 3-bedroom house, PT, $855,000
Agency - Ray White Rural - Warwick
Stanthorpe
28 Britannia Street, 3-bedroom house, PT, $385,000
Agency - Stanthorpe Real Estate - Stanthorpe
48 Mt Tully Rd, 3-bedroom house, PT, Undisclosed
Agency - Cold Country Real Estate - Stanthorpe
Warwick
29 Tooth Street, 3-bedroom house, PT, $510,000
Agency - George & Fuhrmann - Warwick
1 Miller Street, 3-bedroom house, PT, $485,000
Agency - George & Fuhrmann - Warwick
11 Margaret Street, 2-bedroom house, PT, $414,000
Agency - Southern Downs Realty - WARWICK
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Originally published as Warwick real estate: The latest auction and sales results for week ending October 20
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