Set on 3 acres (approx.) in a peaceful New Gisborne setting, this classic home presents an exciting opportunity to revive its post-modernist charm while enjoying the space, infrastructure and future potential of a substantial landholding. Level, green, and beautifully established, the property offers immediate lifestyle appeal alongside enticing subdivision scope (STCA).
Inside, the home reveals an engaging sense of era and character. A lounge with a Jindara wood heater set in stacked brick surrounds creates a warm focal point, while a classic archway leads through to the living zone and kitchen. True to its period spirit, the kitchen revels in iconic 70s pop colours and is fitted with a Westinghouse oven/grill and Chef electric cooktop. The adjoining dining/living area adds further personality with an antique cast-iron Rayburn cooker.
Accommodation comprises three robed bedrooms, including a main bedroom with ensuite. The bathrooms have been updated, including the central, fully-tiled bathroom offering a shower, bath and separate WC. Practical inclusions comprise a double garage with workshop area, double carport, heat transfer heating and a large laundry.
The grounds are exceptional, with expansive level lawns, gorgeous old conifers, a mini orchard, and a cubby house creating a wonderful outside environment. Two paddocks with shelters enhance rural functionality, while a high-clearance powered and concreted shed provides excellent infrastructure for storage, trade, hobby or acreage pursuits.
The size and location combine to create a rare opportunity, whether exploring subdivision potential (STCA), reviving the home's distinctive character, or securing a prime position among New Gisborne's larger established landholdings in a peaceful semi-rural atmosphere with easy access to Gisborne's town centre and the Calder Freeway.
DISCLAIMER: All dimensions are approximate only. Particulars given are for general information only and do not constitute any representation on the part of the Vendor or Agent. All prospective buyers must undertake their own due diligence.
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