33 Stanley Street, Latrobe TAS 7307

Situated on an expansive 3238sqm (just a pinch under an acre) block in the heart of Latrobe, 33 Stanley Street presents a rare and fantastic opportunity for families seeking space, convenience, and potential. This solid brick and tile home, built in 2001, offers three comfortable bedrooms, including a master with an ensuite, a well-appointed bathroom and a large and functional open plan living space.

Imagine the kids and pets enjoying the freedom of this enormous yard, perfect for games, adventures, and creating lasting memories. Inside, you'll find built-in robes in all bedrooms, a cozy fireplace for those cooler Tasmanian evenings, and a reverse cycle air conditioner for year-round comfort.

Step outside to an outdoor entertainment area, ideal for BBQs and gatherings. The established, beautiful gardens boast seasonal flowers and fruit trees and plenty of room for developing your own veggie patch!

Beyond the property itself, you'll appreciate the unbeatable location. Directly opposite Bosworth Park and the Dog Park, morning walks and playtime are made easy and convenient. Latrobe High School is within easy walking distance, and you're just a short drive from the hospital and the vibrant town centre with its shopping amenities. The generous block also offers significant potential for subdivision (STCA), making it an attractive prospect for developers or those looking to capitalize on a prime Latrobe location.

• Expansive 3238sqm block
• Solid brick and tile home built in 2001 and lovingly maintained
• Situated opposite Bosworth Park and the Dog Park
• Established gardens with seasonal flowers and fruit trees
• Development potential (STCA)

Don't miss your chance to secure this exceptional property that is bursting with potential, contact listing agent Katt Spaulding today to book your private inspection.

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Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All measurements are approximate.