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For sale by the ownerNew

22 Skip Street, Ryde NSW 2112

  • 3bedrooms
  • 2bathrooms
  • 1car spaces

About this property

A tidy three bedroom home on a quiet street, close to shops and the station, with a north-facing yard.

Written by the owner, who has confirmed it is accurate.

Features

  • Garage

Ticked by the owner.

Property details

Property type
House
Title
Torrens title
Sale type
Established home
Listed
15 November 2026

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What we've checked, and what we haven't

Confirmed before this listing went live

  • The owner has an account with a confirmed mobile, email and identity check, and has agreed to this listing.
  • A contract for sale is on file, uploaded 15 November 2026. The seller states a licensed conveyancer or solicitor prepared it.
  • A person on our team reviewed the listing on 15 November 2026.

Not checked by us

  • The property itself. We haven't inspected it or tested the description and photos against it.
  • What the contract says, or whether its attachments are complete. Ask your own conveyancer.
  • The building and pest report. The seller arranged and uploaded it. Ask the inspector or your conveyancer whether you can rely on it, or get your own.
  • The price. The owner sets it, and we don't value property.

Buying this home, step by step

  1. Download the contract

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  2. Ask questions and inspect

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  3. Make an offer

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  4. Exchange and settle

    Your conveyancers exchange contracts, which is when the sale becomes binding. Your deposit goes to a conveyancer's trust account, never to us.