- 42 Trelawn Place
Last sold: May 2018
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42 Trelawn Place, Cockle Bay, Manukau City
Last sold May 2018
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This property was last sold in 2018 for $1,320,000. OneRoof now estimates this property to be $1,555,000 and its latest rating valuation by Manukau City council is $1,550,000 as of 2024. There are 26 properties for sale nearby. More property estimates in Cockle Bay are available.
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Type of title
Freehold
Floor area
208m²
Land area
873m²
Deck
Yes
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Cockle Bay, Manukau City
Cockle Bay is a suburb which lies within the Territorial Authority of Auckland, one of 269 residential suburbs which form the wider region. Cockle Bay is the 62nd largest suburb of Auckland in terms of the total number of residential housing stock.
Cockle Bay provides a range of housing stock, with the earliest residential housing recorded in the area constructed between 1910 - 1919. The majority of the residential housing stock in the locality was constructed between 1970 - 1979.
Residential housing stock in Cockle Bay is made up of approximately 93% residential housing and 7% residential investment housing properties.
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