236 Bacon Street, Grafton NSW 2460

Recently renovated while tastefully tipping a hat to it's art deco origins, this solid and stylish home is about to set the future for one lucky buyer.

Nestled within the heart of the family-friendly Westlawn area, 236 Bacon Street presents a delightful opportunity for those seeking comfort and character in their new home. Boasting a generous land size of 632sqm, this beautifully maintained property offers both modern convenience and nostalgic charm.

Original features such as dappled glass, antique doorknobs, and ornate decorative cornices, preserve the home's timeless appeal. The spacious kitchen has been thoughtfully modernised with an abundance of storage and modern features. The property accommodates three well-appointed bedrooms for all the family to enjoy along with a living area boasting an air conditioner for year-round comfort.

Ideal for families, the property is conveniently located near numerous local schools, sporting facilities, See Park, the local pool and the Village Green Hotel. Beautiful established gardens have been strategically placed to create a sense of privacy from neighbouring properties.

The home features a well-preserved roof and exterior adorned with durable vinyl cladding, supported by concrete piers. A unique advantage is the second entrance to the rear from Appleby Lane, leading directly to a spacious double garage equipped with power, providing ample room for vehicles and storage.

This property will be sold at Auction on Tuesday, 20th August 5:30pm at Elders Real Estate Grafton - 70 Pound Street, Grafton.

With its combination of character, practicality, and prime location, 236 Bacon Street is an opportunity not to be missed. For more information or to declare your interest contact Terry Deefholts on 0413 299 176.

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