First secured post War 1945, this iconic red brick home was bought to life some 30 + years later circa the 1980s. Upon entering 5 Wyreema Terrace, Caloundra you're met with decades of history, character and blue-chip positioning.
Set on a flat 615sqm parcel, with highly sought after 'Major Town Centre' zoning, the property presents exceptional future potential, including an approximate 18 metre build height allowance.
Remarkably, the home has remained untouched over the past 50 years, preserving its original charm and integrity. Inside features of the home include, two bedrooms, study, updated kitchen and main bathroom, separate laundry, ducted air conditioning, secure single car accommodation, side access and a generous enclosed patio.
Whether you are looking to renovate, redevelop, a central commercial space or simply embrace the nostalgia of a bygone era, the choice can be entirely yours.
Opportunities like this are rare, tightly held for decades, so here is your chance to secure a unique piece of Caloundra. A once in 81-year opportunity.
~ Central location with development/commercial or forever home potential
~ 615sqm block, major town centre zoning with 18 metre build height allowance
~ 2 bed + study, updated kitchen and bathroom and large enclosed alfresco
~ Secure single car garage, side access, ducted airconditioing
~ Central location close to shops, medical, transport and local beaches
RATES: $2400 per annum (approx)
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