Some homes are loved. This one's been cherished by the same owner for over 27 years. And it shows.
Sitting on a generous 672m2 (more or less) section with a genuinely impressive 135m2(more or less) floor plan, this three bedroom home is tidy, solid, and ready to move into as-is, but here's the fun part: it's also a genuine blank canvas, just waiting for someone with a little vision (and maybe a Pinterest board) to make it truly theirs.
The bones? Rock solid. Brand-new roof (January 2026), rewired (June 2021), the boring-but-important stuff is already sorted, so you can focus on the fun stuff instead.
The flow? Honestly, fabulous. Step into the living through French doors, open-plan dining and kitchen, flowing through to a second living area (yes, really - practically two living spaces!), then out through sliders onto the deck, where you'll be greeted by a garden view that makes your morning coffee feel like a mini holiday.
Year-round comfort, sorted. With insulation top and bottom, a compliant fireplace, and a heat pump on hand, you'll be warm in winter, cool in summer, and never once thinking about the weather outside.
Green thumbs, rejoice - there's a lovely garden space out back, perfect for the veggie patch you've always talked about starting (this could finally be the year).
Need space for the tools, the toys, or the trailer? The huge tandem garage comes complete with a mechanic's pit and easily fits two cars, plus room to spare for storage, firewood, and whatever else life throws your way.
Location? Nailing it. Zoned for both Mahora School and Lindisfarne College, moments from the motorway, and just a short hop into town. Whether you're commuting, schooling, or just want to be close to everything, this spot ticks the box.
So, if you are a first-home buyer ready to add your own stamp, or an investor who is after a solid, well-located asset with genuine upside, this is the one. Good bones, great flow, unbeatable location, and all the potential you could ask for.
Blank canvas. Big opportunity. Don't be the one who missed it. Come see it before someone else grabs the paintbrush first.