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Blackburn Waldorf

Another lovely waldorf... sold Oct 2013 for  $1.275 million on a 585sqm block in Blackburn. 


Stirling facade. Those two big pots look very familiar...








I've seen that dining table set before...


Look! It's that book coffee table again!




This the floorplan of a Waldorf 43

Judging by the decor, I suspect either the same furniture hire people have been used for the sale as the Forest Hill waldorf... or it is the same seller doing this for a living! Both houses were sold by Barry Plant Blackburn so it's hard to guess. 

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  1. YNot19 March 2014 at 16:49

    it's a marriot not a waldorf. Lovely house

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    1. Jerry19 March 2014 at 17:02

      No, it definitely matches the Waldorf 43 floorplan. The Marriot Rumpus can walk out to the balcony.

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  2. YNot19 March 2014 at 17:09

    ahhhhh waldorf 43... sorry your right :-)

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