A truly rare opportunity in one of Campsie’s most prestigious and tightly held streets, 23 Duke Street is being offered to the market for the first time in almost a century. Set on a substantial 664sqm parcel of land with a wide 15.24m frontage and R4 High Density Residential zoning, the property presents an outstanding opportunity for owner-occupiers, investors and developers alike. Featuring four bedrooms, high ceilings and original character features, this charming full-brick bungalow offers comfortable living with excellent scope to renovate, extend or explore future redevelopment opportunities.
Additional highlights include side access to a lock-up garage, a large sun-drenched backyard and a covered area beneath the home providing valuable storage and additional usable space.
Perfectly positioned opposite St Mel’s School and Church and approximately 350m from Beamish Street, Campsie Metro/Station, the property is also within easy reach of shopping, schools, parks and local amenities. A genuine once-in-a-generation opportunity combining character, land, location and R4 zoning in the heart of Campsie.
Key Highlights
- First time offered in almost a century
- Classic full-brick bungalow with original character
- Four bedrooms and high ceilings
- Covered area beneath the home with generous storage
- Side access to lock-up garage
- Large sun-drenched backyard
- R4 High Density Residential zoning
- Wide 15.24m frontage x 43.6m depth (approx.)
- Approximately 664sqm parcel of land
- Excellent opportunity to renovate, invest or explore future potential
- Prime position close to transport, shopping, schools and amenities
Inspections: As advertised or by private appointment.
Contact George Vourlas on 0412 074 222 for further information.
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