Sample dataDual occupancyCarlingford NSW
One block becomes two, a three-bedroom house at the front and back
Posted by the ownerA$1,150,000Reported by owner
310 m² · 52 weeks · GST included
Dual occupancy · Rose Bay NSW
Rose Bay Modern-Style Duplex
Compiled by the platformCost not published · not yet provided by the builder104 weeks
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Cost not publishedCost not published
not yet provided by the builder · This project publishes no price, so it is in no price comparison and no cost band.
- Type
- Dual occupancy
- Lot area
- Not provided
- Floor area
- Not provided
- Per square metre
- One of the two numbers is missing, so this is not worked out
- Build time
- 104 weeks
- Approval path
- Not provided
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What happened on this one
This is a duplex in Rose Bay with a reinforced concrete wall structure, offering seamless indoor-outdoor flow, featuring independent living areas, high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass windows, along with a pool and city views.
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