15 Shaw Avenue, Richmond SA 5033

Best Offer by Monday 15th December at 12:00pm | Unless Sold Prior

Ideally positioned in the heart of Richmond, this magnificent allotment of approximately 766 sqm commands attention and oozes exciting potential.

This home consists of a three-bedroom Austerity-style stone-fronted home in fairly original condition.

Built circa 1956, this solid brick home would respond well to a full renovation and or an extension. As the floor plan suggests, one of the bedrooms could be utilized as a fully self-contained granny flat or teenagers' retreat with its own living area and access. So, there is potential for a rental income from this alone. There is certainly room out the back for large shedding and even a pool. It also has valuable access through the carport to the rear yard.

Alternatively, if renovating is not your cup of tea, the other option is to knock down and start again. Given the wide frontage, this site would certainly lend itself to a large home with a double garage. Currently zoned Housing Diversity Neighborhood, we believe there is also a possibility for a subdivision into three allotments (subject to the usual government consents).

Other features include:-
- Generously sized rooms
- Dining room adjacent to the kitchen
- Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning throughout
- Fully self-contained granny flat with its own access
- Sleepout/ study
- Good-sized laundry
- Solar panels
- Double carport with access to rear yard
- Tool and garden shedding
- Well-maintained garden

Situated in a quiet street and only a short distance to schools, shopping and public transport, this one is definitely worth a look. A great investment opportunity.

CT / 5664/415
Title / Torrens Title
Land Size / 766 sqm
Frontage / 22.86m
Depth / 33.52m
Living area / 204m2
Year Built / 1956
Council / City of West Torrens
Council Rates / $1,778.60 p.a.
Water & Sewer / $218.00 p.q.
ESL / $174.00 p.a.
Zoning / Housing Diversity Neighborhood

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