$520,000

3 Bed • 2 Bath • 1 Car • 538m²

Main view of Homely house listing, 33 William Street, Victor Harbor SA 5211

Floorplan of Homely house listing, 33 William Street, Victor Harbor SA 5211

Second view of Homely house listing, 33 William Street, Victor Harbor SA 5211

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33 William Street, Victor Harbor SA 5211

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$520,000

3Bed
2Bath
1 Car
538m²

House Sold on Mon 31 Oct, 2022

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House description

“Town Centre Bungalow Ripe for Renovation”

This 1940's Bungalow is positioned perfectly in the heart of Victor Harbor walking distance to all township facilities. With many lovely features, the property has so much potential for the new buyer to come along and bring the home back to its former glory. Featuring 3 large bedrooms plus sunroom, 2 bathrooms, stunning living area with fire place, high pressed zinc ceilings throughout, corner position with carport there is much to admire and the possibilities are endless.

Floor plan comprising of...

• Be welcomed by an enclosed portico which is perfect to hang your jackets, take off your boots as you enter the home
• On entry be impressed by the high ceilings and the very spacious room sizes, they just don't make them like this anymore.
• Front formal living with fireplace, cornice and ceiling detailing, sash windows with window A/C unit
• Eat in country style kitchen with wall oven, electric cook top, walk in pantry great bench space overlooking rear yard
• Laundry leads you through to the main bathroom which has fully bath, shower and toilet
• Master bedroom with sash windows and ensuite bathroom which is a real treat, particularly for a property of this era
• 2nd bedroom has fireplace, lovely windows letting in natural light
• 3rd bedroom has the bonus of a sleep out attached which could be used as a home office or crafts area
• Outdoor entertaining is great for BBQ's plus spacious front verandah creates a lovely undercover seating area
• Low maintenance gardens have plenty of scope for the keen gardener
• Corner allotment with side access through the roller door to carport
• Walking distance to town centre
• NBN connected

Here's your opportunity to recreate this 1940's bungalow into your dream period style of home. You essentially have a blank canvas and can decorate and renovate to your desire, let your imagination run wild. For your very own private inspection contact Carly Schilling, real estate agent, today on 0439 860 866

* Virtual furniture has been used in some of the photographs.

Every precaution has been taken to establish the accuracy of the material herein. Prospective purchasers should not confine themselves to the contents but should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves in all respects. Harcourts South Coast will not accept any responsibility should any details prove to be incomplete or incorrect.

Land details

Area: 538m²

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Suburb review from the agent

Carly Schilling

Harris South Coast

“The hub of the Fleurieu”

Victor Harbor has traditionally been the central business hub of the South Coast. Outsiders often confuse Victor Harbor as encompassing the entire region, however Victor Harbor is one town in our region. From West to East there is Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor, McCracken, Hayborough, Chiton, Port Elliot, Middleton, Goolwa suburbs and Currency Creek. Victor Harbor has a public primary school on the border of McCracken and Victor Harbor and a large public high school that also hosts the Victor Harbor football, netball, tennis and basketball courts. The central business district is close to the foreshore and can get quite busy through peak holiday periods. Typically the ocean is quite sheltered in Victor Harbor, with little swell reaching the beach, hence why the local sailing clubrooms are located here. The foreshore precinct is a tourist drawcard with mini golf, carnival rides for holiday periods, huge playground, eateries, restaurants and shops with events and markets held in this area. The bridge across to Granite Island is very popular and people love exploring this small island. There are a huge amount of local sports available for all ages. Walking trails, bike tracks etc. There are some beautiful old buildings in the central area and a lot of new housing developments happening (typically small land sizes). The conveniences of Victor Harbor make this a very desirable place to live. Climate: Summer typically starts in January and ends in March - expect warm northerly winds and evening sea breezes. Normally it's cooler than Adelaide temps. Autumn is favoured by most locals - temperatures in the low 20's and little wind. Winter is very cold. Expect artic winds and rain (however most locals love this typical 'wintery' season). Spring is stunning with a lot of local flowering vegetation, can get windy and typically still a lot of rain. The region is stunning and Victor Harbor is a great place to live if you want to be close to everything and it's good to note that you're only an hour to Adelaide. Carly Schilling, Real Estate Agent, South Coast S.A.

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