Nestled in a peaceful neighbourhood on a 1010 sqm allotment within walking distance of all the facilities the friendly Heathcote Township has to offer is this delightful 3-bedroom cottage in need of substantial renovation. Restore the property and reap the rewards. This property is an exceptional opportunity for families, first- home buyers, or investors seeking a slice of country charm. Step inside to find a warm and inviting living room, with solid fuel heating, wall mounted air conditioner and ceiling fan, perfect for relaxing with family or entertaining friends. The functional kitchen is equipped with electric cooking and ample storage, ideal for whipping up your favourite meals. Enjoy casual dining at the adjacent dining table, or take your meals outdoors to soak up the sun. This home features three generously sized bedrooms, master with built in robes and ceiling fan, providing plenty of space for rest and relaxation. The bathroom has a shower over the bath perfect for unwinding after a hectic day. A separate toilet adds convenience for family living. The large backyard is a true highlight, offering endless possibilities for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply enjoying the space. Imagine hosting summer barbecues or creating your own garden oasis! This property is a blank canvass waiting for the new owner to retore it or demolish and develop the allotment. The property is situated on a quiet street while still being conveniently located near local amenities, schools, and parks. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to own a slice of Heathcote's charm, whether you're looking for a family home or an investment, this affordable property is well worth inspecting. Schedule your inspection today and start envisioning your new life in this cottage! For inquiries or to arrange an inspection, please contact Ray White Heathcote today!
This is a modest mid‑20th century weatherboard cottage with plain, functional planning and well‑established trees and garden. It shows some original timber elements and a freestanding wood heater but is not architect‑designed and retains largely dated, low‑spec interiors—best viewed as a renovation or land value opportunity rather than a significant or unique architectural work.
Key Architectural Features
timber weatherboard exteriorgabled tiled rooflarge front windows with sheer curtainswood-burning stove / freestanding fireplacehigh ceilings with cornicestimber-lined laundryestablished mature trees and large backyardmetal garden shed
