SOLD BY DI PADFIELD!

Built in 1995

RENOVATORS DELIGHT – HUGE FAMILY HOME!

Di Padfield welcomes to the market 27 Strasbourg Ramble, Port Kennedy. Built in 1995, this well-constructed property offers potential to create your dream family home or a lucrative investment.
Situated on a generous 622m² corner block, and offering a huge 221m2 of living space, this 5-bedroom, 2-bathroom plus study property is perfect for large families, renovators, or savvy investors looking to add value. With spacious living area, and plenty of scope for modernisation, this home offers an exciting blank canvas for a visionary owner to make their mark.

THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD ‘AS IS’ CONDITION

Features of the home include-
– Large master bedroom with ensuite and security shutters
– Home office located next to the master, with access to the ensuite, ideal nursery, or dressing room for the master bedroom
– Good size activity area leading to the minor bedrooms, ideal third living area for the kids
– Open plan kitchen, meals and family area
– Spacious front lounge
– Reverse cycle ducted air conditioning throughout
– Solar panels

Outside features-
– Below ground pool (spa is not in working order)
– Gabled entertaining area
– Side gates allowing access to the rear with space to securely park the boat or caravan
– Double garage with auto door

Location-
– St Bernadette’s Catholic College approx. 300 metres away
– 4 minute drive to the beach approx.
– 8 minutes to Port Kennedy Boat Ramp approx.
– Walking distance to local shopping centres and transport links

Whether you’re looking to climb the property ladder or secure your next project, 27 Strasbourg Ramble is bursting with potential to be transformed into a stunning family home.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity! Contact Di Padfield today on 0404 051 464 to arrange a viewing and start planning your future.

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.