8 Loatta Road, Lindisfarne TAS 7015

This unfinished project offers exceptional value, but it needs some work to finish it off. It has been drastically reduced in price to account for the cost to finish it off.

Perfectly placed in Lindisfarne, this delightful 1920's cottage has undergone a partial renovation and a big change in the accommodation but needs a bit of work to complete it. From the moment you step inside you can appreciate the charm that the home has to offer, including the Tas Oak floorboards and sunny lounge. The open plan lounge/dining has French Doors out to the deck and enjoys loads of sunshine and is a great place to entertain friends.

Off the dining room is the neat kitchen and the separate laundry sits adjacent to the covered deck. Outside there is a delightful garden and single carport.

As a bonus, there is a separate storage space that is easily converted back to a garage.

Located just a short stroll to the local IGA and Lindisfarne village as well as Lindisfarne Primary School and the waterfront walking track - this home is in a fabulous spot!

If you are looking for something you can finish off, add value and enjoy - then this is the home for you!

Please note that there are a number of unfinished and unapproved works on the property - these include the two new bathrooms, the bathroom in the garage and the hand basin in the sunroom. The Clarence City Council would require these to be rectified and approved moving forward.

Contact Matt Carne for further details.

The Vendor reserves the right to accept an offer at any time during the marketing period.

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