Legal information

We take care with everything we publish about a home. Even so, much of it reaches us from vendors, their advisers and public records, and a website can’t replace your own enquiries. This page sets out what the information on our website, in our marketing and in our conversations is, and what it isn’t.

Property information

LynchCo Real Estate does not represent or warrant that the information we provide about a property is accurate, reliable or complete. Some of it comes from vendors and third parties, such as councils, surveyors, builders and public registers, and we have not independently verified it. We accept no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for any further information given orally or in writing on our behalf. Nothing we publish forms part of a contract of sale.

No guarantee of performance

Neither we nor anyone acting for us guarantees how a property will perform, whether as a home, an investment or a development. What we publish is general information only. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Before you decide to buy, sell or lease, please get financial, legal and taxation advice that does.

Prices and price guides

A price guide, estimate or appraisal we give is not a valuation. It is our opinion, formed from recent comparable sales and other market evidence at the time it is given, and the market can move. Prices may not include GST. For every home we have for sale, the Property Price Statement linked under its price is the official price document, prepared as Victorian law requires. Please read it before you make an offer or bid.

Measurements, distances and plans

Land sizes, floor areas, room dimensions, distances and travel times are approximate. Floor plans, site plans and maps are drawn for illustration and are not to scale. Boundaries shown in photographs and plans are indicative only. Check anything that matters to you against the title, a survey or your own measurements.

Make your own enquiries

Please inspect a property yourself, read the section 32 statement and the contract of sale, and make your own enquiries about anything that matters to your decision. Our due diligence checklist lists the usual questions. Our terms and conditions cover the use of this website.

If you have a question about anything on this page, please contact us.

Last updated 21 October 2026.