A truly prized allotment at 27 McCawley St is now looking for new owners keen to give it a contemporary makeover or build a brand new forever home.
On the market for the first time since it was built in circa 1950, this three-bedroom post war home sits on an elevated 607sqm allotment with the ultra-private position backing onto Sparkes Hill. Uninterrupted Eastern views, effortlessly capture breezes from the bay and bring in natural light.
Stepping inside this well-preserved home, perfectly positioned in a highly sought-after Stafford pocket, is like rewinding the clock. With its bright-hued walls, cream carpet, vintage light fixtures and decor, the home is reminiscent of time long ago.
For those who enjoy gardening, the home offers a rear garden with mature plantings. There's plenty of room to host family and friends for BBQ evenings. With ample backyard for pets and kids to play on… the owners have told us the backyard has been affectionately called "roly poly" hill for over the 60 years.
The home's garage can house two cars and there's also undercover space for a home office and additional storage.
Key Features:
+Home Built: 1954
+Block Size: 607 sqm
+Frontage: 15.1m
+3 Bedrooms
+Bathroom with original Terrazzo flooring
+Separate toilet and internal laundry
+Hardwood floors under carpet
+Rental appraisal: $550 - $600 p.w
+BCC Rates: $500 p.q Approx
AUCTION - ONSITE - SATURDAY 11TH MARCH @ 9:00 AM
An inspection is a must! Do not miss out on one of the best locations to hit the market in 2023.
For further information, please contact Cameron Clarke on 0408 517 136.
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