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7 School Street,Port Macquarie

Port Macquarie, NSW 2444

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4

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

1

Parking

512

Land (m²)(click)

house

Type

McGrath

D

Damian King

0402149844

H

Holly King

0411138332

Selling Agent's Description

Built near the beach before the CBD followed, this beautifully preserved home offers a rare dual opportunity: enjoy a proven holiday-let or tenanted investment today, with DA approval for three luxury apartments, ideal for shaping your super or retirement future. - One of the last remaining cottages in the CBD area - Steps to Town Beach, cafes, and the waterfront promenade - DA approved for three luxury apartments with water views - Heritage charm combined with modern potential - High ceilings, polished hardwood floors, and spacious rooms - Four bedrooms, two bathrooms in a prime location - Light-filled living and dining areas; air conditioning throughout - Established holiday-let or easy rental income stream - Perfect for a hobby developer or long-term investment growth - Build three apartments, keep two, endless coastal lifestyle options

Location

Port Macquarie, NSW 2444

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Trading History

3 recorded events

+548.1%

total growth

4 Aug 2021Most Recent

Government Record

$875,000$1,708/m²

+483.3%from prior

Held for22y 11mZoningR4512 m²

11 Sep 1998

Government Record

$150,000$293/m²

+11.1%from prior·+8.0%p.a. to Most Recent

Held for5y 6mZoningA512 m²

15 Feb 1993

Government Record

$135,000$264/m²

+6.8%p.a. to Most Recent

ZoningA512 m²

AI Architectural Analysis

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63Good

Design Style

californian bungalowpostwarqueenslander

Ideal For

family homerental investmentcontemporary minimal

Near Heritage

72m away

Analysis

The images show a thoughtful contemporary multi‑unit scheme that uses breeze‑block screening, layered recessed balconies and timber accents to create privacy, depth and greenery on a narrow street frontage. It has strong design intent and a coherent material palette but no notable heritage value and should be marked as a multi‑family development (penalised accordingly).

Key Architectural Features

decorative breeze-block/screen wallhorizontal slatted brise-soleil / privacy screensdeep recessed balconies with integrated planterscontrasting timber-clad entry and warm material accentsground-level parking / garage openingscoastal bungalow (existing) on-site in earlier photoslandscaped planter beds and balcony greenery