Auction Location: On Site
In a highly desirable and tightly held address within the coveted ‘Manly Flats’, this vintage semi brings a wealth of opportunity. North facing on its 265.2 sqm, the possibilities are heightened by its dual street access with entrance to its parking via rear Rolfe Street. The classic full brick home spills across a single spacious level, ready for a renovation or extension with the option to add a level (STCA).
Offered as a deceased estate, the home is framed by a walled front garden and covered porch and features a traditional layout with three generous bedrooms positioned in a cluster, a spacious living room and large retro eat-in kitchen with adjoining utility room. Step out to the level back lawn, external toilet and over-sized lock up carport with a workshop area or storage.
Property features include:
· Traditional very original semi in a prime street, level walk to the beach
· Dual street access, vast potential to either renovate/extend (STCA)
· Covered front porch, high ceilings, full brick, spacious central living
· Large retro eat-in kitchen, adjoining utility room and classic bathroom
· Three generous bedrooms, step out to the level back lawn and terrace
· Rear access over-sized lock up carport, storage room, external toilet.
An exceptional coastal life beckons with the ability to tailor a superb contemporary escape that’s an easy, level 500m walk to North Steyne Reserve and Queenscliff Beach. Stroll to bus services, Harris Farm Markets, Manly Andrew ‘Boy’ Charlton Aquatic Centre, a wealth of popular dining options and Stella Maris College. It also sits within walking distance of The Manly Golf Club, The Corso shopping and markets, Manly Beach and the ferry and is close to Manly Village Public School.
Land Size: 265.2 sqm (approx)
Internal: 118 sqm (approx)
Council Rates: $1,104.40 p/q
Water Rates: $216.53
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