3 Crown St

Dubbo NSW 2830

874 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

BEYOND THE WHITE PICKET FENCE - CHARMING SOUTH DUBBO GEM

Tucked beyond a storybook white picket fence, this charming brick South Dubbo beauty effortlessly combines timeless character with modern comfort, revealing far more space than first meets the eye. Polished timber floorboards and high ceilings evoke classic cottage elegance, enhancing the warmth of the three-bedroom, multiple living area layout. The spacious floorplan presents a versatile design, where each living space can be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyles-whether as formal and casual lounges, home offices, or creative retreats. The renovated, open-plan kitchen flows seamlessly into a sunlit living space, while a huge covered outdoor entertaining deck overlooks the generous backyard-perfectly capturing the relaxed, family-friendly lifestyle South Dubbo is renowned for. A delightful blend of heritage charm and contemporary convenience, this home surprises at every turn, offering more room and lifestyle potential than you might expect. Features include: * Three bedrooms – 2x with built-ins * Main bathroom with separate second toilet * Light filled open plan living area with open fireplace * Versatile floorplan with second living space & additional sunroom * Renovated kitchen * Polished timber floorboards * 4x reverse cycle split systems * Huge covered outdoor entertaining area/ deck * Spacious 874sqm block with single garage & side access * Fenced front yard * Brick veneer & terracotta tile roof * Annual Council Rates $3,249.63 pa approx. * Year built approx. 1960s ** Please note that this property will not be sold prior to the scheduled open home on Saturday 11th April, from 10:45am to 11:15am. ** If you wish to submit an offer, please click on the 'Submit Offer' button at the bottom of this page. Disclaimer: Information in this brochure is not independently verified. The vendor and agents dis-claim liability, and accuracy is not guaranteed. Prospective purchasers should exercise their judgement.