Positioned on a generous parcel of land in a convenient central Raymond Terrace location, 28 Geer Street presents an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers, investors or developers looking to unlock the property's future potential (STCA). Whether you're ready to move straight in, renovate to add value, or explore redevelopment possibilities, this solid two-bedroom home offers the flexibility to suit a range of buyers. Located right next door to Irrawang Public School and only minutes from the town centre, shops, cafés and local amenities, this is a property where location and opportunity come together.
Key Features:
- Large block offering excellent future potential (STCA)
- Solid two-bedroom home in a central location
- Front lounge room with new carpet, ceiling fan and air conditioning
- Main bedroom with new carpet and ceiling fan
- Second bedroom with built-in wardrobe and new carpet
- Functional kitchen with upright electric stove
- Separate dining room
- Bathroom with shower and vanity
- Separate toilet
- Large laundry
- Large double garage with one remote-controlled door and additional workshop space
- Huge fully fenced backyard
- Two water tanks
- Garden shed
- Large double concrete driveway providing ample off-street parking
- Adjacent to Irrawang Public School
- Close to Raymond Terrace CBD, shopping, parks and public transport
Whether you're searching for your first home, your next investment or a development opportunity with plenty of upside, 28 Geer Street offers exceptional value in a sought-after location. Don't miss your chance to secure this versatile property with endless possibilities.
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Approximate travel times:
Newcastle Airport (25 minutes).
Newcastle (30 minutes).
Nelson Bay (40 minutes).
Sydney (2 hours).
Block size 740m2
Council rates $446/quarter
Rental appraisal: $520-$550 per week.
Disclaimer. "We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to carry out their own investigations."
