
A rare double-fronted home for the area, this property looks very inviting from the street. A symmetrical period façade provides some promise as you approach the entrance. The four bedrooms positioned either side of the hallway are ample accommodation for a family; all have robes and a fourth bedroom in a home of this vintage is a bonus for the location. What is lacking is an ensuite – a family needs to make do with one centrally-located bathroom. All the wet areas are stacked side-by-side, which is relatively functional, even if it is not the most exciting floorplan. The back section of the home was an addition circa 1960s. It feels a bit tired and some would look to ways of bringing it into the 21st century. The living area could be opened out to create a more appealing family zone without breaking the bank. The elephant in the room though is the lack of a rear yard. The land at the back of the property was carved off when sub-divided and it is only a couple of metres before you reach the back fence of number 35. This has compromised the property with regards to parking, which has been reduced to on-street only. The location is unquestioned though. Moments to the water and the delights of Vic Avenue, the property may be an option for the investor; a simple tidy up all that is required.
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4
Bedroom
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2
Bathroom
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0
Parkings
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415sqm
Land Area
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| Floor Plan | Agent |
Sold - 12:30 pm Jun 1 2013 |
Quote $2,000,000+ |
East Facing |
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