- A rare chance to secure a home with genuine original character in a tightly-held Gilmore Crescent
- Great bones: a split-level layout with a large L-shaped lounge, stained glass entry and room to reconfigure
- Three built-in-robe bedrooms, all fitting a queen - a solid, flexible floorplan to work with
- An original kitchen and bathroom, both untouched and ready for your personal stamp
- Rear garden space with potential for a granny flat (STCA) - ideal for dual living or extra income
- Storage and structure already in place: three sheds plus garage, garden shed and hallway closet
- A backyard with established citrus trees, a chicken coop and space to landscape as you please
- Solid original touches worth retaining - Vulcan wall heater, lace curtains, timber bathroom panelling
Character homes with this much untapped potential don't come up often in Gilmore. 33 Louisa Lawson Crescent is a split-level property that's been well maintained but not modernised - offering a genuine opportunity for buyers looking to add value, whether that's a cosmetic refresh or a full renovation.
The kitchen and bathroom are both in original condition - the kitchen with its electric cooktop, Westinghouse oven and broiler, laminate flooring and breakfast bar, and the bathroom featuring dark timber joinery with a separate bath, shower and toilet. Both are functional as they stand, but ripe for a transformation that would lift the whole home.
The layout itself has plenty going for it: a spacious L-shaped lounge with a sliding door through to the kitchen and a stained glass entry door, an open-plan dining area with an arch back to the entry, and three bedrooms with built-in robes, each comfortably fitting a queen bed. The main bedroom also has a ceiling fan. It's a floorplan with good flow already, giving a renovator a strong foundation to build from rather than starting over.
Outside is where the real opportunity lies. With three sheds, a garage and a garden shed, storage is already sorted, and there's genuine space at the rear of the block with potential for a granny flat, subject to approval - a valuable option for buyers thinking about dual occupancy or future rental income. The garden includes established lemon and orange trees, a chicken coop, Hills hoist and lawn - a great base for anyone keen to landscape and make it their own.
For buyers after a project with real upside, in a quiet, tightly-held pocket of Gilmore, this is a home worth putting on your list.
Sales Specifics (approx.):
Rental estimate: $690 - $710 p/w
Living size: 121m²
Carport and shed: 76m²
Year built: 1985
EER: 1.5 stars
UV: $565,000 (2025)
Rates: $2,467 p.a.
Land Tax: $6,457 p.a.
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