Nestled in a sought-after pocket of Central Wagga, "BIMBIMBIE", this beautifully presented red double brick residence stands proudly in a quiet, peaceful cul-de-sac. With stunning street appeal and timeless character, the home offers a rare combination of elegance, comfort, and potential.
Inside, you'll be welcomed by an abundance of natural light, period features, and an inviting sense of warmth. Decorative ceilings, polished timber floors, and classic timber-framed windows showcase the home's historical charm, while picturesque gardens surround the property, enhancing its overall appeal.
Move straight in and enjoy, or take advantage of the generous block to extend and create your dream home-either way, opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare.
3 good sized bedrooms all with built-in robes, and main with large walk-in robe
All bedrooms have plantation shutters
Main bathroom has been updated with shower, vanity, and toilet
Second bathroom with shower, separate vanity, separate toilet, is located near the laundry
Great sized lounge room at the front of the house and separate kitchen meals room
Large sunroom at the rear of the home with timber french doors opening out to the private courtyard
Good sized kitchen with ample storage and good bench space
Electric induction cooktop, electric oven, and dishwasher
CAR SPACE / ACCOMMODATION
Large single carport with rear yard access to powered shed
Secure rear yard with mature trees and magnificent garden
Plenty of space for all the family
Ducted evaporative cooling
Gas ducted in floor heating
This stunning home is an immediate pleasure to live in and ideally located only minutes' drive to Wagga Wagga Base Hospital and central CBD. These quality homes are getting harder to find, this home is a must to inspect
Call today and arrange your private inspection
LAND RATES: $3,608 pa
*All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.
