Greenwich Hoarder’s Property Back on the Market

    A property on Greendale Street Greenwich hit the news a few years ago when a mummified body was found rolled up in a carpet in a house packed with hoarded rubbish.

    The property was front-page news and police called for anyone with information to come forward. Read more here.

    The property was sold in 2018, and the purchasers demolished the house.

    The property is now back on the market with Team Ferguson McGrath.

    The property is located at 31 Greendale Street, Greenwich.

     

    Details

    PRICE GUIDE $2,250,000  | 4 BEDROOMS| 3 BATHROOMS| 3 CAR SPACES

    The land is 556sqm rear north corner block.

    – DA approved plans for a luxurious two-level home with views
    – Current plans include split living zones and a swimming pool
    – Potential to change the plans to suit personal requirements
    – Close to nature reserves, parks, buses and quality schools
    – Situated in the catchment zone for Greenwich Public School

    Listing and Auction Date Details Here.

    Contact Details

    Karl Ferguson: 0405 171 504
    Facebook Page: Ferguson REA Facebook

    This is a sponsored post.  Team Ferguson McGrath is an ITC Business Community Supporter.

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