43 Church StreetThe Hill NSW 2300
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Land area: 677m2
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Property Details for 43 Church St, The Hill
43 Church St, The Hill is a bedroom, bathroom Unit and was built in 1970. The property has a land size of 677m2.
Building Type
Unit
Year Built
1970
Land Size
677m2
Local Government
Newcastle
Lot/Plan
CP/SP4582
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