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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS

This large allotment of 850 sqm approx. forms the perfect backdrop for the opportunities on offer with this property. Presenting an exceptional opportunity for first home buyers to get started here before planning renovations and extensions to provide new living areas complementing today’s family lifestyle. Alternatively there is plenty of room and scope to redevelop on this site - building either a new dream home or two townhouses (STCA) ensuring capital growth prospects. The existing dwelling is presented in very good condition boasting a preferred northern aspect this freshly painted and newly carpeted property comprises entrance hall, three bedrooms, kitchen/meals with new upright electric oven, renovated bathroom (separate WC) and laundry opening to the garden, single garage. Close to sought-after local amenities.
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Address 263 Wantigong Street, Albury
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 748
Category House

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