This three-bedroom brick veneer home at 1A Maxwell Avenue offers an honest, functional layout with plenty of potential for those looking to add value.
Built in the 1960s, this property features the generous proportions and solid construction of the era, including high ceilings and a spacious living room. The north-facing aspect brings natural light into the front rooms and covered sunroom, while the large backyard provides ample outdoor space. With ducted gas heating, practical storage, and room to modernize to your taste, this home presents an affordable opportunity to enter the market or invest.
Additionally, there are approved subdivision plans for this block, with the new lot set to have its own title once the plans are submitted-offering further potential for buyers or investors.
FAST FACTS:
Property Built: 1960's
Rates: $2584.59
Rental Estimate: Currently leased for $450 per week
School Zones: Glenroi Heights Public School and Canobolas Rural Technology High School
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Three bedrooms with ceiling fans, master bedroom includes built-in wardrobe
Spacious living room with high ceilings typical of the era
Kitchen with floating floorboards, gas oven and four-burner Westinghouse - Freestyle cooktop
Braemar ducted gas heating throughout the home
North-facing aspect and covered sunroom at the front
Bathroom with separate toilet, plus additional toilet in external laundry
Hallway storage for added convenience
Brick veneer exterior with Colorbond roof
Large backyard with ramp for easy access and carport
Established front garden
Gas hot water system
Carpet throughout living areas an
A modest mid‑century brick veneer suburban house with an enclosed glazed front sunroom that gives it some period character. It is a typical, functional post‑war dwelling rather than an architect‑designed or historically significant landmark — solid but unremarkable architecturally and best seen as a renovation candidate.
Key Architectural Features
brick veneer single-storey constructionenclosed front sunroom/verandah with large glazinglow-pitched tiled roofseparate dining and living roomsmature front lawn and established plantingsimple mid‑century layout and proportions
