14 JULIA STREET, SWANSEA
Just 250 metres from the beach, this substantial 1,016 sqm property presents an exciting opportunity to secure a generous parcel in one of Tasmania's most sought-after coastal locations.
The solid brick, tile and aluminium home offers approximately 118 sqm (13 squares) of comfortable living, with three bedrooms, bathroom, sunny sunroom, wood heater, reverse-cycle air conditioning and excellent storage. While the home is neat and very liveable, its original presentation provides plenty of scope to renovate and add your own style whether that means a fresh coat of paint, new flooring, an updated kitchen and bathroom, or a more comprehensive transformation.
Outside, the property really delivers. A double carport provides convenient undercover parking, while rear access leads to a substantial triple garage perfect for the boat, caravan, trailers, vehicles, workshop or additional storage.
The generous block also provides potential for future redevelopment, subject to the necessary approvals (STCA).
And then there's the location. Take an easy stroll to the beach and enjoy the coastal lifestyle Swansea is renowned for, with local shops, golf, the RSL, duck park, fishing jetties and other amenities all close at hand.
Whether you're looking for a coastal getaway, a renovation project, a permanent home or an opportunity to explore future development possibilities, 14 Julia Street offers the space, position and potential to make it your own.
Key Features:
Generous 1,016 sqm block
Approximately 118 sqm (13 squares) of living
Three bedrooms
Sunny sunroom
Bathroom plus separate Toilet
Wood heater and reverse-cycle air conditioning
Double carport
Substantial triple garage with rear access
Plenty of room for boats, caravans, trailers and vehicles
Approximately 250 m to the beach
Close to shops, golf, RSL, duck park and fishing jetties
Renovate, holiday, invest or explore redevelopment potential (STCA)
A rare opportunity to secure a substantial coastal property in Swansea with genuine scope for the future.
