Located at the end of a no-through road, this home is full of natural light, high ceilings, variations of wood, and plenty of space. It's just screaming out for its new owners to upgrade and make it their own. The flexible floor plan and abundance of huge windows looking out into nature really make this property something special. In addition, there is an extensive detached rumpus space that has hardwood floorboards and a spiral staircase, with water and electricity provisions for potentially another bathroom (STPC). There are so many options with this home, as it could be used as a family home, or a high-yielding investment property, with the potential for short-stay accommodation (STPC).
In the beautiful southern foothills suburb of Belair, this classic home offers huge potential to renovate, extend and transform into a truly outstanding property (STPC). Set on an expansive allotment of 1,505m2* and surrounded by nature, you will feel like you're miles away whilst only being approx. 25 minutes from the city. Enjoy the benefits of being located so close to the scenic and tranquil Belair National Park, yet also conveniently positioned centrally to the great shopping facilities and schools Belair has to offer.
Just some of the reasons why we love this property:
• Huge land holding of 1505m2 (approx) on the high side of the road
• c1973 conventional home, with varying architectural elements
• Different types of wood including red cedar, pine and Oregon
• Located at the end of a "no-through" road offering privacy
• Detached rumpus room with water & electricity provisions
• Exceptional potential to renovate & modify to suit your own style
• Extensive shedding with concrete floor, electricity & sliding doors
• Offers the potential to be used as a high-yielding rental/short-stay
Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions. Stpc stands for "subject to planning consent", and any reference to development opportunity is subject to planning consent. *denotes approximates.
