Positioned in a convenient South Brighton setting (facing Lewis Street), this well-presented unit offers an appealing opportunity for first home buyers, downsizers, investors or those looking to secure an affordable foothold in a highly sought-after coastal suburb.
Inside, the home combines comfortable living spaces with plenty of natural light and a practical layout. The spacious lounge room features beautiful timber flooring, a ceiling fan and large windows that create a bright and welcoming atmosphere.
The adjoining kitchen provides generous bench space and ample cabinetry, with a freestanding gas cooker and plenty of scope to add your own personal touches over time.
Both bedrooms are well proportioned, the master with built in robe. The practical floorplan also incorporates a central bathroom and separate laundry.
Outside, the property offers a private, established courtyard with paved entertaining space, mature palms and garden surrounds. A covered carport provides secure off-street parking, with additional paved space offering flexibility for outdoor use.
With its comfortable interiors, established outdoor area and enviable South Brighton position, this is a property that offers both immediate appeal and plenty of potential for the future.
Features at a glance
Spacious, light-filled lounge room
Beautiful timber flooring to living areas
Ceiling fan to lounge
Well-appointed kitchen with ample cabinetry
Generous bedrooms with excellent natural light
Functional bathroom with full-size bath and separate shower
Security Shutters on all windows
Laundry with ample storage shelves
Enclosed rear yard with a beautiful Frangapani tree
Covered carport
Strata Fees - $450 per quarter (approx)
Council Rates - $352.40 per quarter (approx)
All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own inquiries and obtain their own legal advice.
