With new builds nowadays being so costly and slow, especially if you want luxuries like hardwood floors, it makes sense to purchase this sturdy old home on 1012m2 and refurbish it at your leisure.
You can live in it while you update it as it has all you need - functioning kitchen, bathrooms upstairs and downstairs, good storage areas underneath for building materials etc. Relax on the front deck and drink in the sea views while you decide on your styling. The lounge room has huge glass doors onto the deck that have stood the test of time and allow you to enjoy the view from the living area, as well as from the dining area and the two front bedrooms, with the master opening onto its own private deck too.
The upper level has hardwood floors throughout except the original 1970s bathroom and kitchen which has modern vinyl plank flooring and a door to rear steps to the back yard.
All three bedrooms are generous in size with ceiling fans, original casement windows and built-in-wardrobes to the two front rooms. The house benefits from excellent cross breezes as it was built in pre-aircon days so the current owners haven't bothered to replace the two non-functioning a/cs.
Downstairs, there's a lock-up storeroom, shower and toilet, laundry and plenty of room to park cars, keep kayaks, bikes and beach gear etc. There's room to the front and back if you want to add a pool, a shed or a veggie patch, and there's a small lawn locker in the back corner.
Just across the road is Geoffrey Bay beach, with Alma Bay just a short walk or take the scenic Gabul Way to the ferry terminal and facilities of Nelly Bay.
Don't miss your chance to buy into Arcadia beachfront at a very reasonable price. Contact Alex to arrange an inspection by appointment.
Council rates approx $10,700 p.a. including water (investor rate, this will be lower for owner occupiers).
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