Offering a solid foundation and plenty of scope to add your own style, this well-presented three-bedroom home is an opportunity to secure a property with genuine potential in Gorman's Hill.
The existing floorplan is practical and functional, with the kitchen, dining and living areas interconnected to create a central space for everyday living. The kitchen is equipped with a gas cooktop and oven, while all three bedrooms are generously sized. The combined bathroom and laundry is complemented by a separate toilet.
For those looking to renovate, there is plenty of opportunity to personalise and enhance the existing home over time. Whether you're looking to modernise the interiors, add your own finishes or simply move in and make improvements as your budget allows, the existing layout provides a practical starting point.
Outside, the wide west-facing front verandah adds to the home's appeal and provides a generous outdoor area to relax and enjoy the afternoon sun.
Investors will also appreciate the property's estimated rental return of $420$440 per week, providing an opportunity to secure an income-producing property while retaining future potential.
Whether you're a first-home buyer looking for a property you can make your own, an investor seeking further upside, or a buyer searching for a home with renovation potential, this is an opportunity worth exploring.
FEATURES YOU WILL LOVE:
Three spacious bedrooms, one with built-in
Interconnected kitchen, dining and living area
Reverse-cycle split-system air conditioning
Gas cooktop and oven
Combined bathroom and laundry with separate toilet
Generous west-facing front verandah
Estimated rental return of $420$440 per week
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