Selling your property in Williamstown can be a stressful and emotional process if it is not managed correctly.
A well-balanced selling campaign is the key to achieving your selling goals.
If any one of the four parts of a selling campaign does not perform, it can be near impossible to achieve your goal.
Our vendor advocates will map out your selling objectives, and will tailor a selling campaign that will give you the best possible results.\
The Williamstown property market can be difficult to manage on your own. A vendor advocate on your side will maximise what you can achieve with your biggest asset, helping you to move on to the next stage of your life.
Governor Richard Bourke inspected the developing settlement at Port Phillip Bay in May 1837, and ordered surveyors to lay out two towns.
Melbourne was to be named after Britain’s Prime Minister, while Williamstown, with its deep harbour and port facilities, was to be named after the reigning monarch, King William IV.
Williamstown is located in the west of Melbourne, the local government area of the City of Hobsons Bay. At the 2011 census, Williamstown had a population of 13,203.
Williamstown is 10km North West Of Melbourne CBD.
The Williamstown neighbourhood is predominantly residential and has some small pockets of light industrial areas. Large parts of the neighbourhood are covered by heritage controls and the neighbourhood has many examples of significant buildings from the 1800s.
The coastline is a dominant aspect of the Williamstown neighbourhood. Shipping construction and boating activities are also features and the area’s maritime history remains clearly evident.
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