Offering classic charm, generous living spaces and excellent outdoor entertaining, 252 Darling Street presents an exciting opportunity in a convenient South Dubbo location.
High ceilings enhance the home's spacious and light-filled interior, while the open living, dining and kitchen area provides a comfortable setting for everyday family life and entertaining. Vinyl plank flooring offers practicality, and ducted evaporative cooling provides comfort throughout the warmer months.
Outside, the entertaining area overlooks established gardens and a sparkling swimming pool with decked surrounds, creating an inviting space to relax with family and friends.
Adding further versatility is a detached teenager's retreat positioned at the rear of the property. Complete with a bathroom, kitchenette, private courtyard and separate power and water connections, the space offers a range of possibilities. Buyers may choose to renovate and improve the existing retreat, remove it and construct a shed, or investigate the potential for a second dwelling or granny flat. The existing retreat is not currently approved by Dubbo Regional Council, and all future uses or development would be subject to council approval.
Positioned directly opposite Wahroonga Park and within easy reach of South Dubbo schools, shops and everyday amenities, this character-filled property offers comfort, flexibility and plenty of potential.
Property features:
High ceilings and light-filled living spaces
Open kitchen, living and dining area
Built-in wardrobes and bathroom access from the main bedroom
Ducted evaporative cooling, split system and vinyl plank flooring
Swimming pool with decked entertaining area
Detached retreat with separate power and water, offering renovation or redevelopment potential (STCA)
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