SAL Real Estate is proud to present 17 Third Street, Wolseley - a home that perfectly balances comfort, character and rural tranquillity. Just 13km east of Bordertown, Wolseley is renowned as one of the region's premier grain-growing communities, offering a peaceful lifestyle within a welcoming country township.
Originally built in 1908 as the local Police Station, this residence carries a unique slice of history. The station closed in 1960 and the property transitioned into a private home, where its heritage charm has been lovingly preserved while modern comforts have been added for today's living.
Inside, the home offers three generous bedrooms, each enhanced by high ceilings and polished timber floors that exude warmth and space. The kitchen was upgraded only two years ago, blending modern design with practical functionality and flowing easily into the open-plan living and dining area. Year-round comfort is assured with reverse cycle air conditioning and the added ambience of a wood heater for cosy winter evenings. A neat bathroom with toilet services the home with everyday convenience.
Outdoors, the property continues to impress with excellent shedding for storage or workshop needs, ample rainwater capacity, and the added reliability of connection to the Wolseley Water Supply.
Adding further value are two adjoining allotments on a separate title, each of approximately 1,000m², with prime frontage to Railway Terrace South. These blocks present an exciting opportunity for future development (subject to necessary approvals) - whether you choose to build on them, expand your lifestyle, or sell them off as an investment in their own right.
Whether you are drawn to its historic charm, its modern liveability, or the rare development potential on offer, 17 Third Street is an opportunity not to be missed in this supportive rural community.
Zoning: Township
Council Rates: $1,788.15pa FY25/25 (approx. combined)
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