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Manly home sells for $9m for first time in 106 years

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A historic Manly seaside home has sold for $9 million, marking the first sale in 106 years. The three-bedroom property generated significant interest, with nearly 250 buyer inquiries before selling to an expatriate family. The sale highlights the enduring appeal of prime coastal real estate and its value appreciation over extended periods.

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