63 Marshall St

Clarence Town NSW 2321

2017 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

NEAT, TIDY & CENTRALLY LOCATED ON 2,017 SQM!

Positioned right in the heart of Clarence Town, this neat and tidy two-bedroom home offers an excellent opportunity for first-home buyers, downsizers, investors or anyone looking for a manageable home on an exceptionally generous parcel of land. Freshly painted throughout and featuring new flooring, the home is comfortable and ready to enjoy, while the expansive 2,017sqm fenced block provides plenty of room to make the property your own. Inside, both bedrooms are generously proportioned, with the main bedroom featuring a built-in wardrobe. The combined lounge and dining area is light and practical, with new vinyl plank flooring, reverse-cycle air conditioning and ceiling fan. The original-style laminate kitchen provides a functional layout, while the bathroom has been refreshed with a new vanity and is complemented by a separate toilet. Outside, a shaded entertaining area overlooks the fully fenced backyard, with side access providing added convenience. A single garage with internal access completes the package. Property Features • Two spacious bedrooms, both with carpet • Generous main bedroom with built-in wardrobe & ceiling fan • Freshly painted throughout • New flooring throughout • Combined lounge and dining area • Reverse-cycle air conditioning and ceiling fan • Original laminate kitchen • Bathroom with new vanity • Separate toilet • Single garage with internal access • Shaded rear entertaining area • Fully fenced 2,017sqm block • Convenient side access Location • Centrally positioned in Clarence Town • Approx. 27km north of Raymond Terrace • Approx. 34km to Green Hills Shopping Centre and Maitland CBD Offering an appealing combination of a refreshed home, substantial landholding and convenient town-centre location, 63 Marshall Street is an opportunity well worth inspecting. This information has been provided to us by third parties and we do not accept responsibility for its accuracy. You should make your own enquiries and check the information so as to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate. You must make your own assessment and obtain professional advice if necessary.