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A couple from Melbourne sold their house in Watsonia for AUD 916,000 and plan to buy a motorhome for a trip around Australia. They intend to first visit Vietnam, then head west and north. The property was sold at auction after renovations and decluttering.
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A couple from Melbourne sold their house in Watsonia for AUD 916,000 and plan to buy a motorhome for a trip around Australia. They intend to first vis...
A couple from Melbourne sold their house in Watsonia for AUD 916,000 and plan to buy a motorhome for a trip around Australia. They intend to first visit Vietnam, then head west and north. The property was sold at auction after renovations and decluttering.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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