Set on 482sqm (approx), this 1962-built duplex puts its strongest asset out the back: a broad lawned yard with rear access, concrete paths and a freestanding garage/shed. The yard is ready to use now, with plenty of scope to bring your own plans to life.
Inside, the single-level layout keeps day-to-day living practical, with its three bedrooms set around a separate living room and combined dining/kitchen. A mantel and raised tiled hearth form the living room's focal point. Broad windows and pendant lighting also feature through the shared areas.
The U-shaped kitchen wraps around its window, bringing white cabinetry together with a Chef freestanding cooker and 4-burner gas cooktop. The bathroom, separate WC and internal laundry round out this straightforward floor plan. Usable now, and open to a refresh down the track.
A covered rear porch links the laundry with the yard, where the rotary clothesline and established garden setting complete the outdoor setup. It is a tidy option for first-home buyers, investors or anyone after a project, with enough flexibility to make further changes over time.
Additional features include:
• Wall-mounted split-system air conditioning in the living room
• 2.6m ceiling height
• Roller blinds to the living room and all bedroom windows
• Security screens to the front and rear doors
• Off-street parking
• Landscaped front garden with shrubs and established plantings
• Nearby schools include: John Hartley School, St. Columba College, Swallowcliffe School, Elizabeth North Primary School, Mark Oliphant College, Para West Adult Campus, Trinity College Blakeview, Craigmore High School
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