57 Bertram StreetMortlake NSW 2137
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Land area: 314m2
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Property Details for 57 Bertram St, Mortlake
57 Bertram St, Mortlake is a bedroom, bathroom House. The property has a land size of 314m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in May 2019.
Building Type
House
Land Size
314m2
Local Government
Canada Bay
Lot/Plan
13/4/DP1790
Property History for 57 Bertram St, Mortlake, NSW 2137
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Last Sold
22 May 2019
- 22 May 2019Sold
- 10 Dec 1979Sold
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