Sold for $230,000


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Character & Style to make you smile

With echoes of the early 20th century around every corner this character home retains many of its original features and will reward renovators willing to put in some hard work.

Built from locally quarried stone, this residence has been relatively untouched and patina and early 1900's elements abound.

Built in the symmetric style that excites enthusiasts of this era, this home comprises of 4 main rooms with a 'lean to' at the rear in the traditional style.

Set on a curious corner allotment, this allotment provides vehicular access to the front and from the side making the most of its advantageous disposition.

Merely a short stroll to all the conveniences this effervescent township offers this property is simply seconds away from excellent public and private schooling, post office, IGA, a number of churches of various denominations and all the accompaniments of a township that is planning for the next generation as much as it is respectful to its first century and a half.

Upon entry, press tin adorns the ceilings whilst hardwood floors flow throughout the 4 main rooms. With 3 active fireplaces each offering their own intricacies and decoration.

The rooms are generously proportioned and because of the size deliver flexibility and additional utility in a way modern residences are unable.

The lean to presents with the original wood oven in one room and the more recently built kitchen on the other so almost offering 2 kitchens. These old wood ovens are highly collectible and are a fantastic feature to retain and it's easy to see that a renovation to the lean to in the fullness of time could better integrate the old and new in a much more seamless way.

Still presenting with an old 'out house' although fortunately there are amenities in the main bathroom so uneasy outside excursions for relief in the middle of the night need not occur.

With ample shedding to satisfy the home hobbyist or simply those that need space to store this is the ideal space to tinker a quiet Sunday away in.

Ideal for those seeking a country getaway or perhaps looking to secure their spot on the property ladder and who are prepared to do some work to add greater value over time this property presents as a wonderful opportunity to renovate and restore this home beyond its former glory.

Investors should note the high demand for rentals in the area with the township experiencing a very low vacancy rate and increasing demand for holiday accomodation in the area.

Balaklava is a township enjoying renewal. The council have engaged in streetscaping and beautification projects. Many of the historical buildings that make up the town centre are benefitting from renovation and businesses like the IGA are thriving in this effervescent epicentre of the mid north making it a destination for young families seeking to get the best start in life in a community they can love.

**DISCLAIMER*** Although the Agent has endeavoured to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within the marketing material we remind prospective purchasers to carry out their own due diligence and to not rely upon the information in this description. This description does not warrant that all features, improvements or appliances are in working order or have necessary approvals and the Agent advises all parties interested in the home to undertake their own investigations prior to purchase.


CT: 5523/258
Land Size: 735m²
House Size: 115m²
Year Built: 1890
Zone: Neighbourhood
Council: Wakefield

RLA 232366

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