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Family sells 'edgy' home, inspired by historical figure, after 31 years

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A hilltop acreage in Northern Tasmania, 80 Correa Drive, is for sale for the first time. It was designed by Robert Morris-Nunn and called 'Well Blow Me Down'.

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Family sells 'edgy' home, inspired by historical figure, after 31 years

A hilltop acreage in Northern Tasmania, 80 Correa Drive, is for sale for the first time. It was designed by Robert Morris-Nunn and called 'Well Blow Me Down'.

·Launceston, Australia
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The Examiner broke the news in Launceston, Australia on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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