50 MacLean Street, Cambridge, Waipa
Auction 25 November 2026
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1974 Original – 280m2 of Personality & Potential
Forget cookie-cutter homes! This Cambridge East classic has character, personality and plenty of spunk and it's ready for someone with vision to bring it back to life! Proudly built by its original owner in 1974 and offered to the market for the very first time, this substantial 280m² home on a 703m² section overlooks the greenbelt and offers space, flexibility and possibilities galore. With five generous bedrooms, or four plus a hobby room/large office, there's room for everyone. The fifth bedroom even has its own shower and toilet, this opening up possibilities for extended family, teenagers, guests or perhaps a student boarder for additional income. Step inside and prepare to be surprised! Never judge a book by its cover, because this home is all about what lies within. The grand hallway is reminiscent of an old country pub, it is so spacious there's room for the kids (or adults!) to practise their cartwheels! Yes, there's original 1970s charm. Yes, it needs some tender loving care. But what an opportunity to roll up your sleeves, unleash your creativity and transform this much-loved home into something truly special. Homes with this much space, character and potential don't come along every day. Bring your imagination, look beyond the décor and see what could be. This isn't your ordinary home, it's a home with a story, waiting for its next chapter. After 52 years with one owner, the time has come to pass the keys to someone new. Will it be you? Selling by Auction - Your opportunity awaits! Auction: 12pm, 21st November 2026 at Property Brokers Cambridge, 34 Victoria Street, Cambridge (unless sold prior)
Chattels
50 MacLean Street, Cambridge, Waipa
Web ID
CBU238709
Floor area
280m2
Land area
703m2
District rates
$4,252.00pa
Regional rates
$528.96pa
LV
$560,000
RV
$920,000
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Auction (unless sold prior)
Wednesday, 25 November 2026, 12.00pm
34 Victoria Street, Cambridge
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