28 Currie Street, Charlton VIC 3525

* 4 bedroom brick home on approx. 925sqm.
* Good sized kitchen, dining room & separate lounge.
* Woodheater and Evap cooling for year round comfort.
* Large outdoor entertainment area overlooking rear paddocks.
* Side access into back yard and double garage.
* Huge backyard ideal for pets, chooks and a vege patch..
* Great investment that will be easy to rent.

Situated in a quiet, well established street and perched halfway along the elevated Currie St., this four-bedroom home is ideal for the growing family, a person looking to work from home, someone looking for plenty of room to move or an investor looking for a very strong return on their investment.

With a large kitchen/dining area and separate loungeroom, this home has plenty of space for the entire family.

Whilst being very liveable, the owner will be able to update the property at their leisure and add instant value to this investment.

If you are an investor, Priority1 are crying out for rental properties and this would make an ideal asset to add to your portfolio.

Charlton is a picturesque rural town with a population of approximately 1,200 people. Charlton is located just over an hour from Bendigo and is situated near the Avoca River. The town amenities include supermarket, service station, panel beater, motor mechanic, hotels, cafes, police, fire, ambulance, hospital, Primary school age – Yr 12 College. Great recreational and sports facilities including Golf, Bowls, Cricket, Football, Netball and much more to keep everyone healthy and active compliment the town facilities. Employment prospects are good with a variety of administration, professional services, facilities and labouring/farming style job prospects regularly available. This welcoming town makes all new comers feel at home and if you're looking for a great change of lifestyle, Charlton is a regional town with plenty going for it that is well worth considering.

Call Chris on 0429 333 927 to arrange a private inspection of this great family home that sits near the top of the Currie Street hill.