Judging by the mill-sawn hardwood weatherboards, this house may have been built in the 1950's 0r 1960's. With a lick of paint, some landscaping and maybe a white picket fence, it would be a real eye-pleaser from the street. The matching coloured glass casement windows really set it off.
It is located in a quiet village just 10 minutes from the centre of town, but with its own pub famous for its wood-fired pizzas and a bakery, post office, school and general store.
The floors are solid tongue-and-groove timber which someone thought would be nice to put carpet on. Rip it up, polish the floors and it will come up a treat. The timber veneer wall panelling, which was big in the 70s, can be painted over or replaced with V-boards or gyprocked. The kitchen is fully functional, and the bathroom has had a good facelift. A new air conditioner in the main living room will keep you cool.
The block is flat and fenced, and there is a double garden shed. The laundry is in a lean-to at the back of the house, which also has a second toilet.
Currently tenanted at $370 per week with a lease that expires in May 2027.
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