This much-loved late-1960s home is brimming with potential. With generous proportions, high ceilings, patterned cornices and a flexible layout, it can easily function as a three or four bedroom residence – perfect for families, shared living, or those wanting multiple living zones. Even better, it’s already wheelchair-friendly, offering accessible features that are rarely found in properties of this era.
Centrally located, the home is just 1 minute (approx. 750m) from Goulburn Base Hospital, 2 minutes (approx. 1km) to Goulburn High School, and only 5 minutes to the railway station—ideal for convenience and easy commuting.
Inside, you’ll find a spacious lounge room equipped with a flued gas heater and reverse-cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort. The tiled dining area sits adjacent to the modernised kitchen, which features stainless steel appliances and pantry.
The accessible bathroom offers excellent space and functionality, fitted with a walk-in shower and toilet. Storage is another standout, with a large built-in wardrobe in one bedroom, a linen press, and extensive hallway cupboards.
Outside, the property includes a double garage along with a ramp providing smooth wheelchair access. The home sits on an attractive 695.6sqm block, set back from the street for added privacy.
With some TLC, including new floor coverings and a fresh coat of paint – this solid brick home with iron roof is ready to shine again. Whether you’re looking for a rewarding investment or a place to make your own, this is a fantastic opportunity to unlock something truly special.
Approximate annual outgoings: Land Rates: $1790.62; Water Rates: $1,065 per annum
Rental estimate: with some work, you could achieve around $500 per week.
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