If you're handy, motivated, and ready to take on a full renovation, this 1956 weatherboard home is the kind of project that rewards vision and effort. The dwelling requires renovating throughout and will require a comprehensive overhaul - but the bones are classic, the rooms are generous, and the section offers real long-term upside.
Inside, every space need attention, yet the layout remains appealing: three well sized rooms, a family bathroom area with a separate toilet, and a dedicated laundry. The proportions are exactly what you'd expect from a home of this era - solid, simple, and easy to rework into something fresh.
The exterior is traditional weatherboard with a concrete tile roof, ready for someone with tools, time, and imagination to bring it back to life. Whether you're thinking of restoring the original charm or redesigning entirely, the canvas is here.
Sitting on a 1,123sqm (more or less) section, the property also offers subdivision potential with council approval. There's ample space to explore adding another dwelling, creating a multi-income setup, or simply enjoying a large backyard once the main home is renovated. For buyers who understand the value of land, this is a rare opportunity.
This is not a cosmetic tidy up - it's a full project. But for the right person, the end result will be worth it. Renovate, reimagine, or redevelop: the options are wide open at 3 Anzac Avenue.
