A Rare Piece of History with Incredible Potential!
Step into this beautifully preserved 1970s home, where charm, character, and endless potential await. Nestled on a generous 1,018sqm block with convenient rear lane access, this unique property boasts an enviable location-directly opposite St Michael's School and just a short stroll from Lake Alexandra, vibrant cafés, and local shops.
With its original features beautifully preserved, this home is perfect for those looking to embrace vintage style or renovate and modernize. Plus, with ample space and dual access, there's potential for a second dwelling, granny flat, or large shed (STCA).
Property Features:
• Four generous bedrooms, each with their own sink.
• Ceiling fans in all bedrooms and in-floor heating for year-round comfort.
• Chapel room, offering a unique space for conversion or restoration.
• Stunning stained glass windows throughout, adding warmth and character.
• Spacious original kitchen with a dedicated dining area.
• Second large living space in addition to the chapel room, ideal for families or entertaining.
• Elevated position with picturesque views of Mount Alexandra.
Endless Possibilities:
• Rear lane access - perfect for additional parking, a second driveway, or dual occupancy.
• Potential for a second home, granny flat, or large shed (STCA).
• Live in and enjoy the 70s charm, renovate, or redevelop to suit your needs.
• Ideal location for families, investors, or those seeking a Southern Highlands lifestyle.
• Easy access to the freeway - perfect for commuters.
This one-of-a-kind property offers history, space, and unlimited potential in an unbeatable location. Whether you're looking for a family home, an investment, or a development opportunity, this is your chance to secure a truly special piece of Mittagong.
Contact Andy Kirk to arrange an inspection today!
Disclaimer: Ray White Mittagong believes all information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.
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