13 Leith Street, Newborough, VIC, 3825 - House Sold on 16 06 2026

SoldJun 16, 2026

13 Leith Street, Newborough, VIC, 3825

$330,000

878 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jun 16, 2026

What's around 13 Leith Street

It's Time To Turn Over A New Leith-Again!

Positioned in the highly regarded 'Old Newborough' on a sprawling 878sqm allotment, this once stately old home could now use some TLC to bring it back to its former glory. Of brick and tile construction and elevated to capture the abundant natural light, this three-bedroom home boasts lofty ceilings, with the main rooms sporting decorative cornice and ceiling roses. A semi-open floorplan lends itself to modern day living with natural flow from the kitchen to the dining and living room. If renovating isn't your thing-take advantage of the 20m (approx.) street frontage and re-develop the site (STCA). Positioned between three primary schools, Lowanna College, The Moe Newborough Indoor Leisure Centre, Newborough Village and just over 3km from the centre of Moe, where rail, supermarkets and medical services are all available. This property will be Auctioned on Saturday 30th of May 2026 at 12:30pm On Site. A 10% Deposit will be required on the day. Settlement 30 Days. *Investors, please note that minimum rental standards now apply in Victoria and purchasers should make their own enquiries if the property is compliant. Important links for buyers: https://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/housing/renting/repairs-alterations-safety-and-pets/minimum-standards/minimum-standards-for-rental-properties

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SUCCESS DESPITE SETBACKS

Emma Dawson proved her professionalism in the way she handled the difficult circumstances during the successful sale of our property. She managed the unforeseen setbacks in her most efficient manner, without complaint or issue, gaining the requested result. We can't thank her enough.

Tony

Seller