An original home, subdivision or redevelopment potential subject to the necessary consents, and a position opposite a recreation reserve. At 5 Lowe Street, the opportunity extends from the existing home and established garden to what a buyer could plan for the future - in a Royal Park setting connected to West Lakes and the coast.
Behind the brick facade, the home retains a character of its own. Decorative ceiling detail and glazed double doors give the lounge a sense of occasion, while broad windows bring the garden into view. It is a room that invites you to settle in, with scope to introduce your own furnishings and style over time.
The kitchen and meals area keeps things practical, pairing original cabinetry with space for a dining table. Buyers who enjoy the charm of an earlier era can work with what is here; those with a different vision can explore how they might update the space to suit their needs.
That original personality continues into the bathroom, where pink tiling, a timber vanity, a bath and a separate shower create a memorable interior. The accommodation is presented in a similarly traditional style, giving the next owner a starting point for their own approach to colour, comfort and use of space.
Step outside and the garden becomes a central part of the story. A covered rear verandah overlooks lawn, established planting and paths that draw you further into the block. There is space to sit with a coffee, tend the garden or simply enjoy an outdoor setting with years of growth already behind it.
A 14-panel solar system, front carport and rear workshop add practical appeal. Beyond the existing home, the property offers subdivision or redevelopment potential, subject to the necessary consents. Buyers can consider the home as it stands while investigating what a future proposal could deliver.
This premium location strengthens both the lifestyle and future opportunity: sporting grounds at Carnegie Reserve sit opposite, while the wider drone views show the relationship to West Lakes, its waterways and the coastline. Westfield West Lakes adds a shopping and dining destination in the surrounding area. Explore the home, consider the land and see how this Royal Park position could work for your plans.
SPECIFICATIONS
Year Built: 1961
Land Size: 687sqm approx.
Home Size: 150sqm approx.
Frontage: 15.41m approx.
Land Depth: 28.5m approx.
Council: Charles Sturt
Council Rates: $464.6pq
Water Supply: $88.00pq
Sewer: $128.98pq
ESL: $109.45pa
The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed, and all interested parties should seek independent advice.
Contact Anthony Fonovic at Tim Morris Real Estate to arrange your inspection.
RLA 274675
