23 Chubb Street, Latham ACT 2615

Interesting headline, so what does it mean - OPPORTUNITY is what it means.

Built in the early 70's this 3-bedroom property is your chance to get into the market with a home that is clean and tidy and ready for you to live in. But there is no denying that the outside is in need of some love and attention - but that's the opportunity. So, if you are seeking a home at a realistic entry level price, this may be the one.

Latham is located at the intersection of the main roads servicing Belconnen and beyond, so access is awesome. The Kippax centre is less than 5 minutes by car, Canberra University, the Belconnen town centre and Belconnen Markets less than 10 minutes and The City only 15 minutes. There are numerous private and public schools nearby, covering both primary and secondary plus a range of colleges nearby.

And what about the block. Well, it is in a quiet street, opposite a park and is North facing. So, the only question is will this suit you, or not. The only way to be sure is to take a closer look at the blank canvas of possibilities that this home has to offer.

If you think this is for you then please give me a call, make an enquiry on the web so we can commence a conversation. To assist I can set up a private inspection or you can attend one of the open homes on the weekend or midweek. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Features & Benefits
* Ready to move into and live/rent.
* Reverse Cycle Air conditioning to the living area.
* Elec HWS.
* Large block when compared to the new areas.
* North facing double.
* Opposite parkland
* Wide frontage.
* Close to local shops and facilities.
* Ready access to Canberra wide road network.

Land Size 715 sqm
House Size 107.95 sqm approx.
Rates: $3,196.33 p.a.
Land Tax: $5,171.15 p.a. (investors only)
CUV: $464,000.00
EER: 4.0

Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from external sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects.