This great value three-bedroom home is sure to impress! It offers a cozy loungeroom complete with a split-system reverse cycle air conditioner and a wood heater for year-round comfort. The tidy kitchen, adjoining a light filled dining area, makes mealtime a breeze. A well-kept bathroom, a large laundry, and a side-enclosed verandah complete the home's thoughtful layout.
Adding to its appeal, there's a separate lined workshop/hobby room and a double Colorbond garage, perfect for projects and storage. Situated on a generous 1,012m2 corner allotment with two road frontages and a lane, the property presents exciting dual occupancy subdivision potential (subject to Council approval). An opportunity not to be missed!
FIRST-CHOICE FEATURES
- 3 Spacious Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom 2 Toilets - New Blinds & Curtains throughout - 2 Split System Air-Conditioners and a Wood Heater -Generous 1,012m2 corner allotment with frontages to Inglis Street, Court Street & Nolan Lane
WHY THE OWNER PUT THIS PROPERTY FIRST
This property stood out to the owner for its prime location and generous block size, offering fantastic potential to expand and increase their portfolio through dual occupancy opportunities. Its strong appeal to the rental market has made it a consistent performer, with tenants appreciating the spacious rooms, two toilets, and ample storage options. Proximity to schools and the town center made it an ideal choice for renters, providing convenience and comfort. With its excellent future potential and high tenancy occupancy rate history, this property has proven to be a smart and rewarding investment.
For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact Colin McDonell on 0466 833 137 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on (02) 6372 3000.
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