Set on an impressive 2,083sqm (approx.) allotment with 39m street frontage, this solid 1950's brick residence presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding in a central Victor Harbor location.
Offering outstanding scope for renovation, extension or future redevelopment (STPC), this versatile property appeals to owner occupiers, renovators and investors alike.
The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, three toilets and two separate living areas, complemented by classic 9ft ceilings and light-filled interiors. Original finishes provide a solid foundation for modern updates, while the flexible floorplan caters comfortably to family living.
Outside, extensive shedding, garages and carports accommodate five or more vehicles, with a studio conversion adding valuable versatility as a home office, creative space or retreat. Tiered stone garden beds rise toward the rear of the allotment, offering picturesque outlooks of the coastline and potential for a future viewing platform.
Primed for further land development, subject to planning consent, all planning and zoning information available via the South Australian Property & Planning Atlas (SAPPA).
Located moments from Victor Harbor's shopping centre & Ocean Street precinct, along with an abundance of cafés & coastal attractions, the opportunities are endless and rarely do properties of this proportion come to market.
KEY FEATURES:
- Solar System
- 5x rainwater tanks approx. 20,000L total with transfer pump
- Kitchen filtration system (Waterways purifier)
- Cable broadband to outer bedroom and studio (separate modems)
Contact Ben Heaslip today for more information and inspection times:
Ben Heaslip 0439 860 891 | ben.heaslip@screalty.com.au
Disclaimer: Every precaution has been taken to establish the accuracy of the material herein. Prospective purchasers should not confine themselves to the contents but should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves in all respects. South Coast Realty will not accept any responsibility should any details prove to be incomplete or incorrect. RLA 241454.
