Ready for its next chapter, discover the enduring appeal of this four bedroom home, built in approx 1970's and nestled in the heart of Moruya. The property offers a blank canvas for renovation, allowing you to blend vintage character with contemporary style. <br/><br/>Imagine your family growing up here, like those before you. With room for everyone, it creates a comfortable foundation for creating lasting memories. Enjoy the charm of a bygone era with the potential to modernise and create your dream coastal lifestyle.<br/><br/>A generous interior layout and spacious bedrooms provide ample space for everyone and the bright sunroom at the rear of the property will have you relaxing on those sunny afternooons in a comfy chair. The bathroom has a large bath with separate toilet and the internal laundry is located at back of the home. <br/><br/>The generous land area of 639m2 will allow you to landscape until your heart is content and the single car garage is located at the side of the block, edging the lane, so no room is wasted and your storage needs are catered for. <br/><br/>Features: <br/>- 3 Bedrooms.<br/>- Art deco living room with builtin fireplace. <br/>- Fully fenced, flat corner block.<br/>- 2 separate lock-up garages.<br/>- Stroll to town, golf course and golf club.<br/>- Convenient access from both Park Lane and Page Street. <br/><br/>Situated in a peaceful neighbourhood, 1 Park Lane is just a stone's throw away from the centre of town, schools, the local library, cafe's and all that Moruya has to offer. <br/><br/>Rates: $3,096.66<br/>Zoning: R2 Low Density Residential<br/>Rental potential: $600 per week<br/>Land size: 639m2 <br/><br/>If you can see 1 Park Lane, Moruya being your forever home, please call Dawn Mason 0424 847 522 or Sasha Cody 0467 930 175 from Ray White Moruya to arrange an inspection. <br/><br/>Disclaimer: All information contained herewith is provided by third parties. We have obtained this information from sources we believe to be reliable, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make their own enquiries.
