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The Hillside, Melbourne home once owned by gangland wife Roberta Williams, the widow of convicted drug dealer Carl, has been sold.
Williams paid $280,000 for the two-storey house in 2000, selling it three years later for $450,000 to the vendors who listed it in May quoting $590,000-plus.
It was passed in at auction last month for $610,000, with Barry Plant Taylors Lakes selling 20 St John Paul Drive this month for $690,000.
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Roberta Williams' former Hillside house sold at $690,000

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The outer Melbourne property once the home of underworld wife, Roberta Williams during the height of gangland war in the early 2000s, failed to sell at weekend auction.
With its notorious past now long behind it,<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-hillside-122665654" target="_blank"> 20 John Paul Drive, Hillside</a> was marketed as a big family home.
The top bid was $610,000 when passed in to a young couple.
Before the auction, the listing agents indicated they thought its prior link to Ms Williams, the former wife of late crime figure Carl Williams, could give it a boost.
It came with price expectations of more than $590,000 through the Barry Plant agency.
The property sold for $280,000 in 2000 to the Williams clan and then to the current owners for $450,000 in October 2003.
Roberta Williams had Dhakota, her only child with the drug trafficker Carl, in 2001 while she owned the house. 
Carl Anthony Williams, who died in jail in 2010, was arrested in 2004 and convicted in 2007 of several gangland murders.
The five-bedroom house is larger than most in the Hillside area where the median is $470,000, according to CoreLogic.
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