The 3 L's… Location, location, location…. And this one certainly has all that and more.
Built in 1962 this ripper home has an abundance of opportunity and plenty of brilliant features. The main part of the home is reasonably original and has 3 bedrooms, 2 with built-in robes, the older bathroom, main lounge room which is North-Eastly facing….so soaked in sunlight and the kitchen features a huge pantry. The laundry and separate toilet are both nearby.
There is a brilliant extension on the rear of the home that will certainly appeal to most… There is a super huge living area that incorporates a second lounge, dining & office nook. There is also a fourth smaller bedroom/office.
The rear deck that opens up through glass sliding doors is superb. Approx. 7m X 5m and truly an extension of this wonderful home. Imagine the family get togethers and parties you could have out here. The back yard is also fabulous, with a hang-out space that will see you sitting in your hammock…. Lazy days in the sunshine.
Off Kilrush Court is the double garage with remote controlled access, the workshop/shed and all this has access to the house. There is also a 3m X 3m garden shed for extra storage, and a further parking bay.
A further bonus… this home is situated on a corner block, and for those with some foresight there could be a possibility of subdivision or strata title (STCA).
But truly the biggest plus with this home is the location. Situated just 3 houses from North Street where you will find Meercroft Park across the road & the magnificent Bluff Beach. This gorgeous beach area is home to a brilliant playground, the Devonport Surf Club precinct, which incorporates two fabulous restaurants, Mrs Jones & Drift. You will have instant access to the walking tracks that run from the Devonport Aquatic Centre right into the heart of the CBD and further.
This pocket of Devonport is highly sought after and this property will not last long on the market, so please pick up the phone and call the listing agent Wendy Squibb for your private viewing.
