Sold under the hammer
Character, comfort and clear-cut upside come together at this 1920s weatherboard home, where traditional appeal, modern upgrades and scope to renovate remain firmly in play.
From the street, the exterior shows the wear of time, while indoors, timber floors, lead lights and a bay window bring the home's original identity back into focus. Modernisation through the kitchen and bathroom has already introduced a more contemporary footing, allowing buyers to move in comfortably from day one while giving clear direction for what could come next.
A classic entrance hallway leads through to an open-plan living and dining room, where natural light gathers across a large-scale layout that's so fitting of its era. The kitchen steps ahead with a sharper modern aesthetic, balancing everyday practicality with a design-leading edge.
Three double bedrooms and a centrally placed bathroom maintain the familiar simplicity of the floor plan, while a heat pump, gas hot water, separate laundry, single garage and adjoining carport cover the essentials with ease.
Outdoors, the 434sqm site leaves the next move open-ended. A patio introduces a comfortable starting point for entertaining, yet the wider grounds leave ample room for landscaping or a more ambitious outdoor setting that could reshape the way the property presents and performs over time.
With Pioneer Recreation and Sport Centre nearby, the location balances active living with long-term family practicality, while nearby Barrington Mall and an easy 10-minute drive to the CBD keep convenience close at hand with good schooling options in the area.
Whether approached as a first home with future upside, an investment with room to add value, or a character project, this is a property with the right fundamentals already in place.
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