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150-year-old heritage cottage hits market in booming Great Southern city

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A 154-year-old heritage cottage in Western Australia, originally built in 1872, has been listed for sale. This historic property, known as Matthew Cull's House, is situated in the booming Great Southern city and is on a large landholding with potential for subdivision. For developers and tech professionals, this highlights the value of heritage properties and the potential for adaptive reuse or subdivision in growing urban areas, though preserving historic integrity is paramount.

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