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Set on an impressive 769sqm (approx.) within the Low-Medium Density Residential (LMR) zone, this is the rare property that delivers immediate returns while you plan your next move. A well-maintained 3-bedroom home plus fully tenanted 2-bedroom granny flat means strong dual income from day onesubstantially reducing holding costs whether you're renovating, planning a duplex development (STCA), or living in the main residence while collecting rent.
The versatility is the value here. Move straight in and benefit from granny flat income. Hold and collect dual income while you secure DA approval. Renovate or rebuild the main home while the granny flat keeps cash flowing. Or pursue the duplex opportunity on this wide-frontage block.
The main home features sunlit open-plan living and dining, three generous bedrooms, and an expansive backyard. The established 2-bedroom granny flat operates independently with strong rental demand. A welcoming front porch, mature gardens, and excellent connectivity complete the package.
Key features:
Substantial 769sqm (approx.) block with wide frontage in LMR zone
Existing 3-bedroom home + separate 2-bedroom granny flat
Strong dual income potential significantly reduces holding costs
Duplex development opportunity (STCA)
Light-filled open plan living and dining area in main home
Three generously sized bedrooms in main residence
Expansive backyard ideal for families or future improvements
Single car accommodation plus additional off-street parking
Established gardens and leafy street appeal
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have not verified whether or not the information is accurate and do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries and professional advice regarding all relevant matters. All development opportunities, including duplex potential, are subject to council approval (STCA). Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant authority.
