156 Don Street, Bendigo VIC 3550

Located on the fringe of the Bendigo CBD is this double fronted cream brick home that is as ripe as the season to renovate or remove! Perched in a lovely elevated position, the existing residence is requiring extensive renovation and make no mistake, hard work is needed here. But the reward is well and truly worth the capital outlay, with options to extend/value add or remove the building entirely and be left with a blank canvass to build from the ground up!

The home is compact and would suit a couple downsizing into the city or a young professional. Attractive hardwood floors adorn throughout, and big windows at the front allow plenty of natural light. The internal floor plan is in need of a cosmetic update and in its current form, consists of two bedrooms with built in robes, bathroom with bath and shower, spacious lounge with heater, and basic kitchen at the rear along with external laundry off the back door. There is a small yard at the rear, and a larger space at the side which works well with the contour of the land and the unusual shape of the block. The front veranda is elevated and a great spot to entertain whilst taking in the views of the streetscape, with a single lock up garage below.

Offered at around land value, the l-shaped allotment measures approximately 460m2 and would exceptionally well as a blank canvass for construction of a split level, high end inner city townhouse. Capitalise on the views of the streetscape and across Bendigo by adding a storey or designing a fabulous roof top terrace – the ultimate in modern low maintenance living. All this can be achieved as well as having space at the side (thanks to the l-shape block) to add a generous alfresco area, garden and even a pool if desired?

So much scope at a very affordable price. With options aplenty, it really does come down to your individual wish list. Live a city lifestyle – walk to all Bendigo amenities in a location that is worth your capital outlay. Call now to book an inspection and let your creative juices begin to flow