30 Banksia StreetPoint Vernon QLD 4655
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Land area: 188m2
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Property Details for 30 Banksia St, Point Vernon
30 Banksia St, Point Vernon is a bedroom, bathroom Unit. The property has a land size of 188m2.
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188m2
Local Government
Fraser Coast Regional
Lot/Plan
1/GTP200
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