The owners message is clear, they want this property sold this weekend. Come have a look as it may be your last chance to do so.
This three-bedroom home sits in one of Lincoln's best spots, directly opposite the Lincoln Domain and within easy walking distance of Lincoln Primary, Lincoln High, the township shops, cafés and sports grounds. If location matters to you, this one's hard to beat.
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Inside, the home is light and bright throughout, with a comfortable open living area that opens out to the backyard. The kitchen is tidy and functional with a dishwasher, oven and plenty of cupboard space, and there's a separate laundry - always a bonus.
Three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a car park round out a practical layout that works just as well for first home buyers getting a foot on the ladder as it does for those looking to downsize without compromising on lifestyle.
The property is currently cross leased, with steps underway to convert to freehold title. Conversion is subject to the usual legal and council processes and timeframes, and prospective purchasers should seek their own legal advice and rely on their own due diligence regarding the title status.
Whether you're buying your first home, scaling back, or adding to the portfolio, this is a genuine opportunity in a location that holds its value. Get in touch to arrange a viewing.
- Three bedrooms, one bathroom, and a separate laundry
- Light, bright interior with open living flowing out to the backyard
- Tidy kitchen with dishwasher, oven and good cupboard space
- Directly opposite Lincoln Domain - walk to schools, shops and cafés
- Off-street car park, currently cross leased with freehold conversion underway
Source: Please be aware that this information may have been sourced from third parties and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines are indicative only. We highly recommend you to complete your own research and seek independent legal and/or technical advice.
