Set within Currabubula, this three-bedroom home offers a practical and functional layout, rear laneway access, a double detached garage and clear scope to refresh over time.
The home features a central living room, separate kitchen and dining area, one bathroom, and an internal laundry. Comfort is supported by split-system air conditioning and a wood fireplace, while timber floorboards add character throughout.
The property is on tank water and also benefits from a well-equipped bore and well system for external water use. Outside, the fenced yard includes established trees, a garden shed, and a double detached garage, with rear laneway access adding further convenience.
• Three bedrooms, two with built-in robes
• Separate kitchen and dining area
• Bathroom plus internal laundry
• Split-system air conditioning and wood fireplace
• Timber floorboards
• Double detached garage
• Rear laneway access
• Garden shed
• Tank water plus bore and well for external use
• Rental appraisal: $350 – $390 per week
• Council rates: approx. $1,300 per annum
Accommodation includes three bedrooms, with built-in robes to two. The third bedroom provides flexibility for use as a guest room, nursery or home office. The bathroom is positioned close to all bedrooms and includes a bath, shower and vanity, with a separate internal laundry offering external access.
The kitchen and dining area provides a practical working space with timber cabinetry, bench space, wall oven, cooktop, double sink and pantry storage.
Located in Currabubula within the wider Tamworth region, the property offers relaxed village living with strong potential for future improvement.
With a functional layout, key infrastructure already in place, and scope to enhance, 7 Marlow Street presents an appealing opportunity. Contact Partner Now Property to arrange your inspection.
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