A genuinely good opportunity with so much potential, 3 Christina Court is sure to impress a range of buyers including first home buyers, families & retirees looking for a home close to shops & services, or the astute investor seeking to add a quality property with broad appeal and an outstanding location to their portfolio.
- Situated in wonderful family neighbourhood with walking tracks, parks & water nearby
- Sun drenched & near flat allotment in quiet cul-de-sac position
- Clear potential for simple & cosmetic uplift/improvement
- Neat & tidy kitchen with stone benchtops
- Fully enclosed yard, ideal for kids and pets
- Outdoor entertaining spaces
- A quality-built home that's neat as a pin and a clearly much-loved family home
- Reverse Cycle A/C 'Heat Pump'
- Fully enclosed yard, ideal for kids and pets
- Outdoor entertaining spaces
- Large carport and useful separate workshop
All this is in walking distance to Lindisfarne North Primary School, the Geilston Bay Boat Club and recreation area, the Natone Hill Bush Reserve and just a stone's throw to popular Lindisfarne Village and all it has to offer including shops, schools, recreation facilities and buses and transport and just 10 minutes' drive to Hobart's CBD.
This property won't last long on the market, given its affordability and desirable location. This is such a great property for those wishing to enter the market at an affordable price point and add their own touches. Homes of this era are so easy to modernise, update and improve whilst offering immediate liveability and value for money. Opportunities like this are certainly hard to come by - act now to secure your future in this sought-after area!
Year built: 1977
Construction: Brick Veneer
Heating: Electric
Rates & Water: $3000 per annum approx.
Rent Appraisal: $550-$600 p/week 'as is'
* The vendor reserves the right to accept offers prior to the advertised open home times.
* The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.
