Nestled on a deceivingly large 493m² block that's just footsteps from Bathurst's CBD and train station, 137 Havannah is a rare find that honours its historic roots with a recently finished head-to-toe renovation.
Freshly painted throughout and finished with brand new flooring, the home feels light, warm, and welcoming from the moment you walk in. The fully updated kitchen and bathroom bring a stylish, contemporary edge whilst tastefully respecting the home's historic charm.
Beneath the surface, you'll find extensive work has been undertaken throughout the property with brand new electrical and plumbing installed. Complemented by a brand-new roof, the home is built to provide lasting comfort, reliability, and peace of mind for generations to come.
Featuring two spacious bedrooms with soaring ceilings, along with a modern bathroom with stylish floor-to-ceiling tiles and contemporary fixtures, 137 Havannah is move in ready and ideal for first home buyers, downsizers, or savvy investors.
Step outside to a freshly landscaped backyard that's perfect for relaxing or entertaining, with the added bonus of easy rear laneway access.
Beyond the front gate, this address puts you at the centre of it all. Bathurst's CBD is just a short stroll away, with cafes, shops, and everyday conveniences all within easy reach.
You'll love these features:
- New roof
- New kitchen
- New flooring
- New plumbing
- New electrical
- New laundry
- New cladding
- New insulation
- New internal painting
- New external painting
You get the picture!
As you can see, 137 Havannah Street is a modern take on a true Bathurst classic. Arrange your private inspection with Mark Wilkinson (0481 844 412) or Brendon Fush (0408 110 981).
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